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  • ISBN: 1414325444
  • Category: Christian Books
  • Author: Candace Calvert
  • Subcategory: Literature & Fiction
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. (April 1, 2010)
  • Pages: 340 pages
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  • Rating: 4.7
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Second in the "Mercy Hospital" series, Disaster Status steps away from its prequel, Critical Care, in theme and . I am a HUGE fan of Candace Calvert's work and this book was amazing. It had such a suspenseful feel to it, and I wasn't disappointed.

Second in the "Mercy Hospital" series, Disaster Status steps away from its prequel, Critical Care, in theme and intensity, but not in quality. Okay, maybe in quality, too, for as the theme and the tension wratchet up, so does Ms. Calvert's storytelling. The story follows Erin Quinn home to California where she resumes her career as an ER charge nurse and her life as a care-giver for her widowed grandmother. I love how her books are faith based and all of them carry a message.

Book 2 of 3 in Mercy Hospital (3 Book Series). Second in the "Mercy Hospital" series, Disaster Status steps away from its prequel, Critical Care, in theme and intensity, but not in quality

Book 2 of 3 in Mercy Hospital (3 Book Series). Second in the "Mercy Hospital" series, Disaster Status steps away from its prequel, Critical Care, in theme and intensity, but not in quality.

Disaster Status by Candace Calvert is the second book in the Mercy Hospital series. The story follows Erin, who was a supporting character in Critical Care, and fire fighter Scott McKenna. Scott and Erin are thrown together when they must join forces to control the repercussions of a hazardous material spill, and initially they seem as ill-suited as oil and water; they disagree on everything and hardly a conversation concludes without one of them losing their cool. The longer they are in each Disaster Status by Candace Calvert is the second book in the Mercy Hospital series.

This collection bundles all three titles from Candace Calvert’s exciting Mercy Hospital series into one e-book, for . .Disaster Status Charge nurse Erin Quinn escaped personal turmoil to work on the peaceful California coast. But when a hazardous material spill places Pacific Mercy Hospital on disaster status and stresses staff, she’s put to the test. And thrown into conflict with the fire department’s handsome incident commander, who thinks her strategy is out of line. Fire Captain Scott McKenna has felt the toxic effects of tragedy; he’s learned to go strictly by the book to advance his career, heal his family, and protect his wounded heart.

Hello, Critical Care! Candace Calvert delivers a wonderful medical romance that peeks inside the doors of an ER to discover a cast of.But you should know that I haven’t done any disaster counseling beyond classroom practice. I’m familiar with the principles, but.

Hello, Critical Care! Candace Calvert delivers a wonderful medical romance that peeks inside the doors of an ER to discover a cast of real-life characters. What could she possibly offer these people?

But when a hazardous material spill places Pacific Mercy Hospital on disaster status and stresses staff, she's put .

But when a hazardous material spill places Pacific Mercy Hospital on disaster status and stresses staff, she's put to the test. And thrown into conflict with the fire department's handsome incident commander, who thinks her strategy is out of line. Fire Captain Scott McKenna has felt the toxic effects of tragedy; he's learned to go strictly by the book to advance his career, heal his family, and protect his wounded heart. When he's forced to team with the passionately determined ER charge nurse, sparks fly. As they work to save lives, can they handle the attraction kindled.

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2010) (The second book in the Mercy Hospital series) A novel by Candace Calvert. Charge nurse Erin Quinn escaped personal turmoil to work on the peaceful California coast. But when a hazardous material spill places Pacific Mercy Hospital on disaster status and stresses staff, she's put to the test. Fire Captain Scott McKenna has felt the toxic effects of tragedy; he's learned to go strictly by the book to advance his career, heal his family,.

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Charge nurse Erin Quinn escaped personal turmoil to work on the peaceful California coast. But when a hazardous material spill places Pacific Mercy Hospital on disaster status and stresses staff, she?s put to the test. And thrown into conflict with the fire department?s handsome incident commander, who thinks her strategy is out of line. Fire Captain Scott McKenna has felt the toxic effects of tragedy; he?s learned to go strictly by the book to advance his career, heal his family, and protect his wounded heart. When he?s forced to team with the passionately determined ER charge nurse, sparks fly. As they work to save lives, can they handle the attraction kindled between them . . . without getting burned?
Reviews about Disaster Status (Mercy Hospital, Book 2) (7):
Samugor
When a courageous, stubborn nurse and an equally stubborn firefighter get together, you know sparks are gonna fly like you wouldn't believe. That's exactly what happens at Pacific Mercy Hospital between fire captain Scott McKenna and charge nurse Erin Quinn. Both are determined to serve the area's people, heal patients, and deal with a recent environmental disaster to the best of their ability. However, their strong personalities keep getting in the way, until they unite over the people they love.

Erin and Scott are both strong, well-drawn characters with great arcs and spiritual journeys. Both of them have to learn that they are not responsible for everything, can't save everyone, and can't run from their problems. Even though both are Christians, they have to relearn, to an extent, what it looks like to trust and follow God. The spiritual journey is done realistically, with no preaching and plenty of grit to keep things interesting. I especially liked Candace's symbolism of Erin's old Wonder Woman costume/persona and her battle with her bathroom's stubborn mold.

Actually though, the secondary characters may make this book just as good, if not more so, than our main protagonists. Cody, Scott's nephew, was injured in a car accident that killed his parents and stands to lose his leg. He's a brave kid, but never pathetic or too sweet--he's just your average ten-year-old making the best of a bad situation. Erin's grandmother Iris, or Nana, is both a fun and wise woman with unique traits and a true passion for her volunteer work at Pacific Mercy. Sarge--well, I can't say much without giving too much away. Let's just say he's a sympathetic character without being entirely likable, and drives home the fact that veterans are real people with real needs and battles to fight even at home.

The environmental subplot is pretty good, though I felt the community's reaction was overblown at times. That said, it did get and keep my attention. There's a scene where a little girl loses her cat to the spill--it just about ripped my heart out. That kind of thing really made me root for Scott and Erin's efforts to help and heal. Overall, I'm glad I checked into Pacific Mercy.
Ckelond
I recently found myself in the unenviable position of being way behind on my Calvert reading. Quickly remedied by downloading Disaster Status to my Kindle, I was shortly on the mend. And what better mend to be on than with this story?

Second in the "Mercy Hospital" series, Disaster Status steps away from its prequel, Critical Care, in theme and intensity, but not in quality. Okay, maybe in quality, too, for as the theme and the tension wratchet up, so does Ms. Calvert's storytelling.

The story follows Erin Quinn home to California where she resumes her career as an ER charge nurse and her life as a care-giver for her widowed grandmother. Erin carries family baggage that encases her heart and her mind away from all, including herself. Her job and her grandmother are all the life she needs. At least she thinks so...

The story hits the ground running with a major disaster involving a chemical spill. The emergency situation is eventually resolved, but it leaves an undetected undercurrent in its wake that will resurface in a most unexpected way. During the course of the incident, Erin collides repeatedly with fire Capt. Scott McKenna, a by-the-book, self-driven, overachiever who also carries family baggage: living in the shadows of a herioc father and with the shadows of a self-perceived failure to protect those he loved the most. His job and...well, his job is all he needs. At least, he thinks so...

Thrown together whether they like it or not, oil and water seem better suited to each other than Erin and Scott, at least at first. But as concern for others around them force their attention away from their own hang-ups, a curious bond begins to develop that neither of them wants or understands. It isn't until a shocking crisis explodes onto the scene do they see themselves and each other for who they really are.

Ms. Calvert doesn't skim the surface of our sensibilities as so many romances do. She dares to bring in a dark element, something sinister, that threatens everyone in the story either directly or indirectly. There is an evil afoot that you're not quite sure what to make of throughout the tale, something you even find yourself pondering after closing of the novel's back cover.

Tightly written, heartwarming, inspiring, and thought provoking, Disaster Status is a great read. Something a little different, something a little daring. Bravo to Ms. Calvert for daring to be different, and for doing it so well.
Nenayally
What I Liked:

¡öErin. She was in Critical Care as well. I liked her then and I like her now.
¡öScott. Shocking, eh? Liking the male lead? But I did like Scott, flaws and all.
¡öIris, Erin¡¯s grandmother. Flawed but wonderful!
¡öDr. Hugh McKenna, Scott¡¯s grandfather. A perfect balance for Iris ¨C hope we eventually find out what happens there . I also liked Scott¡¯s nephew, Cody, as well as the rest of his family.
¡öSarge ¨C despite everything, I felt for him. I knew his motivations and his heart were sound and I longed for him to find what he needed to.
¡öLeigh ¨C the ER doc ¨C loved her and am glad she¡¯s up in Code Triage.
¡öAnnie and Arlo ¨C fun addition! Coffee at a bait shop sounds about right to me.
¡öAll the other people we¡¯re supposed to like. I wasn¡¯t crazy about the fear mongers, but who would be? That was the point. The others ¨C from patients who passed, to families who mourned, to those who rejoiced in healing ¨C I liked J.
¡öElmer Fudd and Jonah ¨C because who doesn¡¯t love a goldfish named Elmer and a yodeling dog?

What I Didn¡¯t Like:

¡öNot nearly enough Claire and Logan. The couple of glimpses into what was going on in their lives was nice, don¡¯t get me wrong, but a visit to them a couple years down the road would be most welcome as well. Since Code Triage is about Leigh, who doesn¡¯t know them, it doesn¡¯t seem likely that we¡¯ll get much of an update. Maybe they move to Texas for her new series.
¡öThe end. Those two words are the bane of this reader¡¯s existence. :p

9 out of 10

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