The Resolvyn Trials

About this book

At Wexford University's renowned Kessler Institute for Neuropharmacology, third-year PhD candidate Priya Chandran has built her career—and her sense of purpose—around Resolvyn, an experimental drug promising to change how addiction is treated. Her mentor, the charismatic Dr. Elliot Marchetti, is both the reason she survived a devastating childhood loss and the architect of the research she loves. But when Priya discovers troubling gaps between raw laboratory data and the polished results heading toward federal approval, she is forced to confront a question she never wanted to ask: how much of what she believes about her mentor, her work, and herself might be built on something false. As she edges toward the truth, she finds herself caught between ambitious colleagues protecting their futures, an administration protecting its funding, and real patients whose lives depend on a drug that may not be what it claims. A slow-burning academic drama about mentorship, complicity, and the cost of looking away, this novel follows one reluctant scientist's struggle to decide what she owes to the people who shaped her—and to the truth itself.

Book details

Genres:

Drama, Academic Drama, Literary Fiction

Language:

en

Published:

2026-07-06

Content rating:

R