By Prasanth N.M.
Death leaves evidence. Poison leaves a signature.
When a victim dies without a wound, without a weapon, and without an obvious cause, only science can uncover the truth.
Toxicology is a gripping forensic crime thriller that plunges readers into the fascinating and terrifying world of deadly poisons, criminal investigations, and forensic toxicology. Across twenty unforgettable cases inspired by real investigative techniques, expert toxicologists race against time to expose killers who believe chemistry can hide the perfect murder.
From antifreeze and arsenic to cyanide, ricin, insulin, fentanyl, mercury, botulinum toxin, and other lethal substances, every chapter reveals a new mystery where invisible toxins become the ultimate murder weapon. As detectives and forensic scientists work together, microscopic traces, laboratory analysis, and cutting-edge toxicology expose secrets that no criminal can erase.
Blending suspense, medical science, psychological tension, and intelligent detective work, this collection delivers shocking twists, unforgettable villains, and fascinating insights into the science behind criminal investigations. Every case explores not only how poison kills, but also how modern forensic laboratories transform invisible evidence into courtroom justice.
Perfect for readers who enjoy forensic thrillers, true crime-inspired fiction, medical mysteries, detective novels, police procedurals, and psychological suspense, Toxicology offers an immersive journey into one of the most dangerous corners of criminal science.
If you enjoy authors who combine suspense, forensic investigation, and scientific realism, this book will keep you turning pages until the final revelation.
Inside you'll discover:
Twenty chilling poison-based murder investigations
Realistic forensic toxicology and crime scene analysis
Deadly toxins from history and modern medicine
Brilliant detectives and forensic experts solving impossible crimes
Twisting mysteries packed with suspense and psychological tension
Scientific accuracy woven into fast-paced storytelling
Some killers leave fingerprints.
Others leave chemistry.
Only toxicology can reveal the truth.
Toxicology is a suspense-filled forensic thriller that will captivate fans of crime fiction, forensic science, mystery novels, and medical thrillers from the very first page to its unforgettable conclusion.
Author: Prasanth N.M.
Prasanth N.M. is an emerging author of gripping crime fiction, psychological thrillers, forensic mysteries, and suspense novels. Passionate about blending scientific accuracy with compelling storytelling, he creates fast-paced narratives that immerse readers in worlds where every clue matters, every secret has consequences, and every mystery demands a solution.
His novels explore the fascinating intersection of forensic science, criminal investigation, psychology, and human behavior, bringing readers closer to the hidden truths behind complex crimes. From deadly poisons and forensic toxicology to psychological manipulation and impossible murder cases, his stories combine authentic investigative detail with page-turning suspense.
In Toxicology, Prasanth N.M. takes readers into the shadowy world of forensic laboratories, toxic substances, and poison investigations, revealing how science uncovers the truth when conventional evidence fails. Drawing inspiration from real forensic techniques and modern criminal investigations, he delivers intelligent thrillers filled with unforgettable characters, intricate mysteries, and shocking twists.
When he isn't writing, Prasanth enjoys researching forensic science, true crime, medical mysteries, emerging technologies, and criminal psychology, constantly seeking new ideas that transform real-world science into compelling fiction.
Whether you're a fan of forensic thrillers, detective fiction, mystery novels, psychological suspense, or true crime-inspired stories, Prasanth N.M. invites you to step into a world where every molecule tells a story, every clue leads deeper into danger, and justice is revealed through science.