The Station
by Stuart Allan Gray
The edgy and tense atmosphere endemic in medical facilities becomes the ripe setting for The Station.
Paramedics, crews, solos and officers, cops and ambulance control staff all have a role to play in the helter-skelter that slowly unfolds.
In the first chapter, a man is brought into the Emergency Department of a London hospital. The patient’s injuries make him almost unrecognizable but a nurse thinks she knows him because of a plaster on his hand which had the number nine penned on it. That peculiar detail is the only hint that something catastrophic is about to take place.