PHARMA FIGHT: When the pharmaceutical curers are deliberately brewing sickness who will fight for a healthy justice?

A young widow with a flair for blackmail is out to get the felonious pharmaceutical company directors who killed her Italian husband, an employee they feared would expose their crimes. Cécile Lucin recruits a charming waiter, Mo Stockton, who works at a hotel used by the Narcorite bigwigs and they start to uncover the company’s sinister secrets.

Investigative reporter Leona Coombesbury and former Narcorite employee Will Butterford, who has been made HIV positive by the company, step on-board. They discover a barrage of crimes stemming from Narcorite and its pharmaceutical industry connections. The pharmas test drugs on the impoverished in starving countries and grow ingredients cheaply on their land, the people too weak, too hungry to say no to minor payments or offers of food.

The pharmas tests drugs on the overseas victims without regulation and without admitting that resulting deaths are due to their products. Back in the UK, the pharmas blackmail drug dealers into selling unwanted pharmaceuticals which they cannot get passed by regulators. Narcorite deliberately creates illness and addiction to make money on what are essentially failed products. The dealers, or field pharmas, develop a regular clientele with users desperate to take the manufactured malevolence. The Pharma Fighters, the widow and her fellow rebels, live on the run from the Narcorite-linked killer private eye, Badger Shrigley.

They reveal the murders ordered by the corporate leaders but the Pharma Fighters fear the major companies' influence reaches everywhere, like an evil drugged stupor and they can never escape. The rebel group fight to reveal the pharmaceutical villains’ atrocities to the world and expose the companies’ genocide, human rights abuses, the illegal street dealing and illness generation. As they battle to win against the evil before them they each have their own demon to beat before they can travel on.