Night Call

By: Radclyffe

Narrated by: Coleen Marlo

Length: 7 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

All medevac helicopter pilot Jett McNally wants to do is fly and forget about the horror and heartbreak she left behind in the Middle East, but anesthesiologist Tristan Holmes has other plans.

When Jett comes home from the war and destruction in the Middle East, flying and the adrenaline rush of a crisis are the only things that make her happy, and she volunteers to fly night call, where all the action is, whenever she can. So maybe once in a while she takes a few chances. Hey, that's life, right?

Dr. Tristan Holmes is an expert at two things - high-risk anesthesia and pleasing women. Tristan gave up expecting anything other than a good time from the women in her life long time ago, and casual relationships are the perfect prescription for stress release. She doesn't do relationships, so she can't quite understand why it bothers her when Jett makes it clear she doesn't want one.

High-stakes medical drama, life on the edge, and love in the fast lane - it's all just routine for Night Call.

©2008 Radclyffe (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Radclyffe is awesome

Radclyffe is by far my favorite author. She is so knowledgeable and intelligent and crafts a story like no other. She is a great and talented writer. I love her characters, and they quickly become my friends. I am sad to see them go until she writes a sequel... outstanding!

WOW

HOTTTT!!!!! loved it. Good story line as well..looking forward to reading more like this.

Pilots and Doctors

Another Radclyffe classic. Suffering from PTSD and the loss of a career Jett becomes a medical helicopter pilot. Tristan is a doctor on staff and their work throws them together. Great performance.

I loved it

it was great and the author was superb in doing this book. In what happened between jett and Christian was how a relationship should be. tye way that it ended wow.

i love this

i love the fack that you continue honor and blake story. you should continue with mandy and darla.... thatbwould be an interesting couple right there.

A nice 2nd book

fun 2nd book, cheezy in some spots. great sex scenes and liked a Quinn Honor addition.

'Confuzzled,' muddled, and irked...oh my!

Struggled to finish: Yes, for several reasons. First, (and I really dislike doing this) I just could not get into this particular narrator. Next, I was rather confusing at times who was saying what, and I'd have to rewind it to find out. It felt this way to me because the conversations seemed to get a bit muddled (especially when at PMC or friend's parties), and also the narrator did not use distinct intonations or quirks for each character. And last, the sex was a bit to far on the kinky spectrum for me personally, but it was rather educational, for a mental health field teaching perspective. Maybe it will be of assistance in helping me help a future client/patient. Heh!

I do want to add that I'm rather irked as to why there are four different narrators in this series. It makes me rather sad! :[

This book was wonderful

To be able to be straight forward and struggle with emotions is so hard. No playing no games. I was in tears and feeling amazed at how they clicked. Perfect writing. I honestly have been reading the books backwards. I started with book 3 the. This one now I am going for the other 2 books.

Dirrrtttyy

prepare to blush.. oh you want to have 15 words minimum review audible? seems kind of pushing don't you 🤔

Another epic medical romance…

This is book 2 in the PMC Hospital series. Anyone that is a HUGE fan of Fated Love will be thrilled that we get a good amount of Honor & Quinn as well as Linda within this story.
This PMC installment focuses on Jett and Tristan. Neither woman does relationships so the pull they feel toward each other totally catches them off guard.
This is primarily a medical romance but there is also intense sexuality once they get down to it. Jett and Tristan had aggressive needs and it was a beautiful illustration of communication and of letting themselves be who they are without shame.