Dr.Impossible Triage Red
"Grumpy Sunshine Doctor, Small Town Medical Romance, A Touching Small Town Love Story."I'm the doctor they call Impossible-the one who keeps his distance, hides his scars, and doesn't believe in happy endings. My small-town hospital is falling apart, and I'm the only one holding it together. Love? That was never in the plan.Then Elena Navarro shows up-bright, stubborn, and determined to fight for everyone, even me. She's sunshine in the middle of my storm, a reminder of everything I thought I'd lost. She doesn't belong in my world of chaos and midnight emergencies, but she refuses to walk away. And with every smile, every challenge, every touch, she pulls me closer to the very thing I swore I'd never risk again.But Willow Creek has a way of exposing the truth. And if she uncovers the secret I've buried-that I'm more than just the grumpy doctor trying to save this town-loving her could cost me everything. A small town medical romance for readers who love: Grumpy doctor romance with heart, heat, and redemptionSmall town emotional love story filled with slow-burn passion and desireMedical romance books with real drama and passionContemporary romance with off limits grumpy billionaire doctorGrumpy sunshine romances where healing runs deeper than love Book 1 of The Willow Creek Doctors - a binge-worthy, emotional small-town series where medicine, secrets, and love collide.Start Dr. Impossible Triage Red today and fall for the grumpy doctor who never believed in love-until she made him believe again.
Dr. Unbreakable Triage Blue
"He broke every rule to save others. Now he has to break his own heart to save himself.She came to rebuild a hospital-but she might rebuild him instead.And the new doctor in town? He's the spark that ignites everything".Dr. Darius Hayes was once untouchable-Willow Creek's golden surgeon, the man they called Dr. Unbreakable. Until the night the hospital fell apart... and the woman he couldn't save became the ghost that haunts every operation. Behind calm eyes and blue scrubs lies a man drowning in guilt, keeping his heart sealed tighter than his sutures.When Elena Navarro, the town's fiery community liaison, walks back into his life, she's everything he's sworn off-passionate, persistent, and a reminder that some wounds can't be stitched shut. She needs his help to save the hospital; he needs hers to save himself. But in a town that still whispers about that tragic night, love might be the most dangerous diagnosis of all.Enter Dr. Rowan Hart, a trauma surgeon with a reckless streak and a past of his own. His arrival disrupts the fragile order Darius has built, challenging his every decision-and every buried emotion. Together, the three must rebuild a broken hospital and confront the secrets that refuse to stay buried. Tropes & Themes*Grumpy Sunshine Romances*Off Limits Doctor Love Romance*Age Gap Doctor Romance*Small Town Medical Romance*Grumpy Doctor Romance*Spicy Medical Romance*Forced Proximity Medical Romance*Forbidden Medical Romances Dr. Unbreakable Triage Blue is a powerful grumpy sunshine doctor, small-town medical romance filled with slow-burn tension, forbidden desire, off limits, forced proximity and second chances that cut deep. For readers who love redemption arcs, emotional hospital drama, workplace tension, and love that heals the unhealable.
Dark Hands
DARK HANDSA Dark Medical Fantasy RomanceDr. Alex Reid was trained to save lives, not summon shadows.Inside St. Vincent's Hospital, where miracles and tragedies happen by the hour, Alex fights a battle no doctor should ever face. His touch can heal the impossible... but it comes with a cost. Darkness pours through his veins like living smoke, answering his pulse, bending to his will, and threatening to consume him entirely.When a dying patient rises under his hands, the hospital whispers "miracle."His rival whispers "danger."And the woman who sees through his walls... whispers his name.As strange recoveries spread and rumors grow, Alex becomes the center of a storm he never asked to wake. Emma Thompson, the nurse who steadies his shaking hands, becomes his only refuge. But as his powers deepen, a global network of watchers begins to move-people who know what he is becoming, and what his gift might unleash.If Alex can't control the darkness, it will take everything from him.If he can... it might save the people he loves most.In this pulse-pounding blend of medical drama, supernatural fantasy, and slow-burn romance, dive into a world where healing hands hide dangerous shadows, and love becomes the only light strong enough to fight the dark.
The Donation
The Donation is a medical thriller that dramatizes the shortage of organs available for transplantation. It asks what if organ donation became a choice as a means of means of execution for prisoners on death row? How would it affect the donor pool? Would prisoners realize one last chance for redemption, to give something back to society? And what about the physicians who find themselves cast in the role of executioners as they convert executions into surgical procedures, against the guidelines of the American Medical Association and their own Hippocratic oath that urges them to do no harm? A surgeon's role is to bring order out of chaos. The chaos begins when a celebrity patient, Joseph Spencer, discovers he needs a heart transplant. While in the pre-operative holding area, Spencer sees his donor in an adjacent bed. Not only does he see him, he recognizes him. His sedation makes it impossible for him to protest what for him is an unimaginable horror, and he loses consciousness, unable to abort the procedure, even though to do so could cost him his life. Spencer survives the procedure but becomes suicidal. The transplant surgeon, Ross Fairing, discovers that he and his team have been unwitting co-conspirators in the death of the donor who had no business on an operating table, let alone be in a hospital. He confronts his own consternation that a courageous and innovative operation has created an ethical conundrum that could destroy his transplant program and his career. And how does a shocking revelation at the end of the book, a revelation that turns a tragedy driven by one man's grief, into an affirmation of life, release Spencer from his suicidal torments, and return him to the world of the living? Morality and medicine collide with the criminal justice system in The Donation, a medical thriller that illuminates the organ donor shortage, one of the most pressing issues in medicine today
The Donation
The Donation is a medical thriller that dramatizes the shortage of organs available for transplantation. It asks what if organ donation became a choice as a means of means of execution for prisoners on death row? How would it affect the donor pool? Would prisoners realize one last chance for redemption, to give something back to society? And what about the physicians who find themselves cast in the role of executioners as they convert executions into surgical procedures, against the guidelines of the American Medical Association and their own Hippocratic oath that urges them to do no harm? A surgeon's role is to bring order out of chaos. The chaos begins when a celebrity patient, Joseph Spencer, discovers he needs a heart transplant. While in the pre-operative holding area, Spencer sees his donor in an adjacent bed. Not only does he see him, he recognizes him. His sedation makes it impossible for him to protest what for him is an unimaginable horror, and he loses consciousness, unable to abort the procedure, even though to do so could cost him his life. Spencer survives the procedure but becomes suicidal. The transplant surgeon, Ross Fairing, discovers that he and his team have been unwitting co-conspirators in the death of the donor who had no business on an operating table, let alone be in a hospital. He confronts his own consternation that a courageous and innovative operation has created an ethical conundrum that could destroy his transplant program and his career. And how does a shocking revelation at the end of the book, a revelation that turns a tragedy driven by one man's grief, into an affirmation of life, release Spencer from his suicidal torments, and return him to the world of the living? Morality and medicine collide with the criminal justice system in The Donation, a medical thriller that illuminates the organ donor shortage, one of the most pressing issues in medicine today
Tengo sed
The Trauma ICU of a Level 1 trauma center is the setting for this thought-provoking novel, which reveals the ruthlessness of medical education and practice. James Fleming recounts a day in the life of a resident in emergency medicine at an urban teaching hospital. The novel璽 (TM)s title, which translates loosely as 璽 oeI thirst璽 � echoes the Christ of St. John. Tengo Sed璽 (TM)s protagonist, however, known only as Hovercraft because he is 璽 oealways around, always feeling on edge, 璽 � is not a savior but a hapless resident with a tendency toward mysticism. Through Hovercraft?ƒ?[璽璽 s?竅璽璽 z?[s sleep-deprived eyes we see patients and their families, doctors, and nurses, and we share Hovercraft璽 (TM)s increasingly nightmarish perceptions of a world in which things are not going right.璽 oeThe story is remarkably raw and honest, full of mystery instead of certainty, failure instead of success, and humanity instead of science.璽 �--Frank Huyler, author of Right of Thirst璽 oeA brutal and beautiful book. I read it straight through in one sitting, totally absorbed, deeply touched and frightened at the same time. The writing is taut, edgy, and original with not a wasted word . . . James Fleming has written a small, tough masterpiece.璽 �--John Nichols, author of The Milagro Beanfield War璽 oeStripped-down, elemental, and willing to explore feelings of alienation and rebellion felt by a significant minority of medical students, interns, and residents.璽 �--Paul Linde, author of Danger to Self: On the Front Line with an ER Psychiatrist
Roland's Labyrinth
For fans of Geraldine Brooks's Year of Wonders, a story set in 1400s Provence about a young, passionate doctor who falls in love with a mentally ill young woman--and soon finds himself immersed in a web of danger, deceit, and mystery. Roland, a young man from Barcelona who inherited a passion for healing others from his deceased mother, has rebelled against his family's wishes and chosen to attend medical school in France. The university in Montpellier is the most prestigious medical school in all of Europe, and yet Roland is quickly disillusioned by his professors' false teachings. Seeking more accurate knowledge of the body, he leaves Montpellier and apprentices himself to a surgeon in nearby Arles for the summer. Roland soon finds himself with two mentors in Arles--Hubert, a master surgeon, and Isaac, a Jewish doctor who advocates searching for remedies in ancient texts and testing them on patients--both of whose lessons he absorbs readily. But when he falls in love with Magali, a young woman suffering from a mental illness, he extends his quest for the truth about the body to include the truth about the mind. Readers who loved Rachel Kadish's The Weight of Ink will be drawn to Roland's story as he follows the woman he loves into her "labyrinth of the spirit"--one filled with wonder, mystery, betrayal, and love--and find themselves enthralled by this finely wrought depiction of the beauty and danger of life in early Renaissance Provence.
Real Medicine, Unreal Stories
When medicine loses its way, who will fi nd it again? Real Medicine, Unreal Stories: Volume 4 confronts the forces reshaping modern healthcare-with fi ercer honesty, sharper insight, and stories that refuse to look away. Through forty-two bold, dialogue-driven narratives, physician-author Arthur Lazarus shines a light on the hidden battles of today's medical landscape: the weaponization of science, the quiet collapse of mental health care, the dangerous seduction of artifi cial intelligence, the exploitation of doctors and patients by corporate greed. These fi ctionalized stories-rooted deeply in clinical truth-capture the moral fractures and everyday heroism that defi ne the practice of medicine now. This volume doesn't merely refl ect on the changes happening around us; it pushes back. With a voice more urgent and ideologically charged than ever before, Lazarus gives readers a front-row seat to the struggles physicians face-and the stakes for all of us if they lose. If you've ever wondered what's happening behind the headlines-inside exam rooms, hospital boardrooms, and the hearts of those still fi ghting for real care-you'll fi nd your answers here. Brave. Provocative. Unforgettable. Real Medicine, Unreal Stories: Volume 4 is not just a book-it's a call to remember why medicine matters. The stories are unreal. The future they warn of is not.
The Phoenix Strain
The Phoenix Strain (79,000 words) is a biothriller that combines the scientific authenticity of Michael Crichton with the emotional depth of Mary Robeson's The Cure and the propulsive action of Terry Hayes' I Am Pilgrim.Dr. Eva Richter has spent three years developing revolutionary viral delivery systems, believing her work will cure genetic diseases. But when a colleague dies horrifically during a lab accident, Eva discovers her research has been weaponized by the Phoenix Order-a neo-Nazi organization planning to release a genetically-targeted virus that will kill four billion people deemed "genetically inferior."The Phoenix Order's leader is Klaus Richter, Eva's own father.Fleeing with evidence of the conspiracy, Eva reluctantly partners with Ben Carter, an ex-CIA analyst haunted by a Syrian operation that killed 47 civilians. Ben has been hiding in academia, but Eva's desperate mission offers him a chance at redemption. Together, they race across Europe, pursued by Phoenix Order operatives and international authorities who've been convinced they're the terrorists.Eva's only hope lies in her late mother's research. Before Klaus murdered her and made it look like cancer, Elena Richter hid a counter-virus formula in the last place anyone would look-encoded in the lullaby she sang to Eva as a child. But decoding the cure requires equipment only available at Klaus's facility, forcing Eva to return to the scene of her childhood and confront the father whose love has twisted into monstrous ideology.As Christmas Eve approaches and Phoenix Order operatives prepare to release the virus at twelve major airports, Eva faces an impossible choice. The counter-virus works, but synthesizing it requires a living test subject to prove its effectiveness. With Ben dying from his wounds and time running out, Eva makes the ultimate sacrifices she injects herself with both virus and cure, using her own body as the final battlefield.Eva dies creating the cure, but not before uploading the synthesis formula to laboratories worldwide. Ben survives to hunt down remaining Phoenix Order cells and establish the Eva Richter Foundation, dedicated to preventing future bioweapons. In a thought-provoking epilogue, Eva's previously unknown sister Sophia emerges as an advocate for voluntary human enhancement, asking whether preservation of humanity as-is is noble or naive.The Phoenix Strain explores timely themes of genetic engineering, scientific ethics, and the dangers of ideology while delivering the page-turning suspense thriller readers demand. It offers strong potential for a series following Ben Carter's continued fight against bioterrorism and the ethical dilemmas posed by enhancement technology.
Voices in the Waiting Room
Five doctors. One hospital. A cacophony orchestrated by forced silence, ruptured memories and the quiet fight to belong. When Dr Silva receives a bangle, it threatens to unravel the life she has so carefully constructed. Around her, four colleagues carry burdens of their own. There is Dr Ankit, who fled a broken system in India and is now struggling to find a sense of home in a country that sees him as a stranger; Dr Pooja, poised on the outside but aching beneath the surface; Dr Shashi, brilliant yet adrift in the ubiquity of human connections; and Dr Jindal, a pillar of the diaspora, undone by a grief too vast to articulate. In the antiseptic corridors of a hospital in the United States, these voices intersect and intertwine, bound together by the universal need to be seen, understood and remembered. Voices in the Waiting Room is a powerful, multi-perspective debut by Mayank Gupta about identity, displacement and the fragile bonds that tether us to one another. As each voice rises, falters and finally finds its place, Gupta crafts a chorus that is both intimate and resonant.
Under Control
Consultant gastroenterologist Miles Westwood has guarded a devastating secret for years. When catastrophe shatters his carefully ordered life twice over, an unexpected reunion with Freya reignites a forbidden romance.As new hope sparks between them, Miles realises he must confront not only his hidden guilt but also the grim spectre of her husband's pancreatic cancer. Thrust into the fight for Mark's survival, he spearheads pioneering research in an attempt to unravel the disease's mysteries. As hospital politics threaten to derail progress, Freya's unwavering belief and his sons' support galvanise him to persevere. Together they rally a community around fundraising events, driven by the promise of breakthroughs and the chance to heal more than just bodies.In a quest that tests the limits of his expertise and his heart, can he unravel the mystery of this dreadful disease, avoid further heartbreak, and bring his life back under his control?
Real Medicine, Unreal Stories
Real patients. Real dilemmas. Unreal insight.In this compelling second volume, Real Medicine, Unreal Stories continues its vivid exploration ofmodern clinical practice-where science meets soul, and healing lives in the gray spaces between.Through forty-one rich, dialogue-driven narratives, physician-author Arthur Lazarus invitesreaders back into the exam room, the break room, the ICU, and the quiet corners of doctors' lives.These stories aren't just fiction-they're truth wrapped in imagination, born from decades ofexperience. From moral conflicts and emotional awakenings to failures that teach and momentsthat transform, every page pulses with the humanity behind the white coat. The overall effectis both evocative and contemplative-inviting readers to step into a world where clinical truthmeets narrative wonder.Whether you're a healthcare professional, a medical student, or a reader drawn to the drama andgrace of real-life medicine, this book will leave you reflecting on the stories we carry, the care wegive, and the meaning we make along the way.Because in medicine, what's "unreal" often reveals what's most true.
The Underground Doctor
Whether you are a medical professional keen to expand your knowledge base or just someone interested in medical fiction who wants a good read- this book is for you!Revolutionizing the way you learn medicine!! The Secret Doctor is an exciting and new way of learning medicine, presenting fictional scenarios with accurate factual medical information entwined in them- learn medicine without realising you are doing it!Do away with those medical textbooks with endless lists of facts, complicated words you don't understand straight away, and pages which leave you half asleep!What would you do faced with extracting casualties in the middle of a war zone? Find out what to do in this book.From the author: 'I present to you a very different style of medical book. This book aims to help make some of the key facts required for medical treatment stick in your brain, not just for the exam you are to sit and then to forget afterwards, but for good. By putting medical scenarios and facts in the context of a novel, I hope that this book may make you learn and revise things in a way which is a bit more interesting than the usual dull lectures or list based text books.'The books main focus is emergency scenarios including, but by no means exhaustively: Basic trauma and haemorrhage, MI, stroke, diabetic coma, overdose, meningitis and renal failure. It also covers chronic diseases. Follow Ian Mellows as he journeys through medical training to become a doctor in Her Majesty's secret service.
