The Water Remembers

Thomas Tester, a royal poison-taster at Hampton Court, draws upon his family's deep-rooted herbalist traditions to protect the crown from deadly plots In 1521.
His fight to shield his loved ones amid political treachery is as personal as it is perilous. Fast forward to 2025 in Appalachia, where Dr. Grace Blackwood uncovers a chilling conspiracy of falsified drug trials and mysterious deaths-echoes of her ancestors' dangerous legacy. As threats close in, she must reclaim the forgotten strength of the Tester lineage to survive.
Scott's narrative flows effortlessly between past and present, crafting a suspense-filled story of inherited knowledge, systemic abuse of power, and the unrelenting pursuit of truth. This gripping novel blends historical suspense with contemporary thriller elements, wrapped in atmospheric detail and razor-sharp tension.
The intricate plotting, naturalistic dialogue, and vivid character arcs create a rich tapestry of generational resistance. Scott explores the enduring relevance of ancestral wisdom in confronting modern-day exploitation, making this novel a must-read for fans of genre-defying fiction that balances thought-provoking themes with edge-of-your-seat suspense.
The fusion of historical intrigue and medical thriller is refreshingly original, offering insights into how history shapes our relationship with modern medicine.
The Testers: The Poison Remembers is a compelling and intelligent read-an homage to legacy, truth, and the courage it takes to stand against corruption.