Ghastly and Ghoulish Tales from the ER: A Saga in Sixteen Parts by Mitch Goldman

Title: Ghastly and Ghoulish Tales from the ER: A Saga in Sixteen Parts
Author: Mitch Goldman
Publisher: Madlong Publication
ISBN: 979-8218498191
eBook ISBN: 979-8330393909
Genre: Fiction Literary, Medical Drama, Suspense
Availability: Paperback or eBook
Language: ‎ English
Paperback:
238 pages
Item Weight: 12.6 ounces
Dimensions:  6 x 0.54 x 9 inches

Explore Authors Mini Review:

“A small group of clinicians straddle the line between life and death in the ER room in this novel that is based on true events.” ★★★★★ – Explore Authors Magazine

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About the Book:

Take a trip between Heaven and Hell with a small group of docs and nurses as they journey through a big-city ER. There they will dance with Death in a sixteen-part saga, laughing, crying, loving, screaming and talking with God. And by the way – the stories are true, mostly. You’ll meet Dean Miller, a veteran with near-terminal burnout; Bob Finkel, a sarcastic doc with hopeless cynicism; Peter Moore, tired of life; Karlita, the Body Snatcher, and Jeff Sanders, King of the Morgue. They and many others will endure outrageous adventures, with a few side visits to…well, ‘somewhere else’.

This book is your passport into a secretive but very real world. You will witness things you may have imagined, but never really thought could be true. Television and the cinema wouldn’t dare touch any of this. Some parts of the book are wildly funny; some, hauntingly sad. Others are very sexy, others bizarre, and others just this side of madness. And they’re true, mostly.

Welcome to the emergency room. Strap yourself in and enjoy the ride. You’re going to remember this trip.

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