Extreme Medical Services

Medical Care on the Fringes of Humanity

De: Jamie Davis

Narrado por: Roberto Scarlato

Monsters, paramedics, and street medicine.

New paramedic Dean Flynn is fresh out of the academy. When he gets assigned to the unknown backwater ambulance Station U, he wonders what he did wrong. Then he learns his patients aren't your normal 911 callers.

Dean and his partner, Brynne Garvey, serve the creatures of myth and legend in Elk City. With patients who are vampires, werewolves, fairies, and more, will Dean survive his first days on the new job? Will his patients?

Come along now with Extreme Medical Services, a supernatural medical thrill ride with the paramedics of Elk City. Described by one fan as "like Grimm, with paramedics" this audiobook is brought to you by best-selling author and real-life paramedic Jamie Davis.

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Fun Read!

Enough of the real to enjoy the unreal. Good characters and twists to keep you reading.

Great 'read'

Davis has a great writing style that is easy to follow along to and the characters are interesting and engaging. Scarlato is an excellent narrator who allows you to settle into the book and doesn't detract from the story.

kind of disappointed

I love the idea behind the book but found the story a bit slow. I felt there was too much explanation and not enough action.
As for the narration, it was annoying that medical terms and medication names were continually mispronounced.
While overall enjoyable, it could have been better but I am but one person with one option.

alright

the story as a whole was alright just didn't keep my attention as I was hoping.

Extreme Medical Services

This was an interesting story. Characters were exotic and different. EMS for monsters is a winner. On to the next story.

It’s okay

It was okay. Almost like a fictional educational story with the detail of medical interventions. Story is okay.

Very Tedious

GREAT premise that went absolutely nowhere. the story read like an EMT manual and the Narration was dry and boring with no intonation or emotion.

Awful

The book is pretty bad. The plot doesn’t move and the MC is flat. There is a lot of unnecessary medical exposition and the narrator isn’t great with pronunciation. By unnecessary medical exposition - inordinate amount of time spent slow walking through different patients with every single IV placement, medication, dosing etc. Character development is skipped around but if it can be cut and pasted from a text book no detail is missed.

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