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NOON AT TIFFANY'S, An Historical, Biographical Novel

In the summer of 1888, Clara Wolcott, a daring young artist from Ohio, Walked into Louis Tiffany's Manhattan office to interview for a job as a designer. For the next 21 years, her pivotal role in Tiffany's multi-million dollar empire remained a secret that when revealed 118 years later sent the international art world into a tailspin. **Quarterfinalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards

INTENSIVE CARE: THE STORY OF A NURSE (Revised 2024 with photos)

This NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER chronicles the author's journey as an idealistic nursing student to the gritty reality of critical care with humor and a fine eye for detail. Take a walk in the shoes of a nurse in this unique and penetrating look at the life-and-death world behind the closed doors of a hospital. Heron's riveting first-person account carries an emotional impact that will leave few readers unmoved.

MOOSHIE: Life With an Unconventional Cat

A lonely writer. A suicidal cat. Together, they make the perfect interspecies couple. An action-packed love and travel adventure story between an unconventional Burmese cat and his flawed human

EMERGENCY 24/7: Nurses of the Emergency Room

Thirty-one nurses, each with a distinctive voice and unique view of what really goes on behind the closed doors of the secret and chaotic world of the emergency room. Included are moment-by-moment chronicles of eleven nurses who worked in New York City and Washington, D.C on 9/11. Ranging from inspiring to heart-rending to humorous, these gripping narratives make Emergency 24/7 a riveting must-read.

CONDITION CRITICAL: The Story of a Nurse Continues (Revised 2024)

Sequel to Intensive Care, Heron gives readers a graphic, tell-all description of life behind the closed doors of a busy trauma center. She fleshes out her experiences in critical care in ways that haunt one's memory.

THE ADELE MONSARRAT MYSTERY THRILLER SERIES

PULSE, PANIC, PARADOX, FATAL DIAGNOSIS. Adele Monsarrat, the quirky and sharp-witted nurse on Mercy Hospital's Ward 8 has a genius for solving mysteries. A unique combination of humor, twists, and hair-raising terror. It's Sherlock Holmes with a sense of humor and a nursing degree...

MERCY, a Novel

An intriguing medical mystery. This combination nurse, hospital and detective story, is a fast-paced, sit-on-the-edge-of-your-chair thriller set in the hectic realism of its hospital setting.

TENDING LIVES: NURSES ON THE MEDICAL FRONT

In these forty chapters what nurses witness and sustain on a daily basis is revealed with candor, humor and sensitivity. From birth to death, despair to triumph, these nurses' bravery, heart and unwavering commitment shine through.

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NOT AN EVERY DAY KIND OF BLOG

NOON AT TIFFANY'S

September 22, 2012

Tags: Clara Wolcott Driscoll, Louis Tiffany, Tiffany Studios, Tiffany Lamps, American artists, American Women artists, New York City history, Women artists, stained glass lamps, stained glass windows, Tiffany's New York

NOON AT TIFFANY'S

IN THE SUMMER OF 1888, Clara Wolcott, a daring young artist from Ohio, walked into Louis Tiffany's Manhattan office to interview for a job as a designer. For the next 21 years, her pivotal role in his multi-million dollar empire remained one of Tiffany's most closely guarded Read More

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Oct 20, 2012 5:41 PM EDT

This book is phenomenal. Grabs the reader's focus and won't let go. You find yourself immersed in Clara Driscoll's world even after you reluctantly put the book down to go about necessary daily chores. Lost sleep finishing it - well worth it. Get this book, savor it, give copies to others - an excellent read!

- Linda D. Alexander

Nov 19, 2012 5:27 PM EST

Do you want to remember the thrill of having an inspiring, exciting, suspenseful book in your hands? Well....I'm standing on the rooftop to let everybody know this is it! In an effort to make it last, I'm rationing myself a few pages a day (Sadly, this book will come to an inevitable end). I have no doubt that this is Echo's next NY Times Best Seller!

- Samantha McCullough

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