Echo Heron Books In Order

Publication Order of Ellis Hospital Books

Publication Order of The Story of a Nurse Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Echo Heron is a published author.

She is a New York Times bestselling author known for writing works such as Intensive Care: The Story of a Nurse as well as Noon at Tiffany’s, Condition Critical: The Story of a Nurse Continues, Emergency 24/7, Mercy, her Adele Monsarrat Mystery Thriller series, as well as books such as Mooshie: Life with an Unconventional Cat and Tending Lives: Nurses on the Medical Front.

She is married and lives in California with her husband. It was 1994 when she worked her last shift in the ICU in San Francisco and then wrote about it in Saving Lives. The shift that she worked brought everything to a head and Heron realized that she could do more for nurses and patients through writing about the world of medicine.

Noon at Tiffany’s is a 2012 book by Echo Heron. If you are a fan of historical fiction and have been looking for something new to read to you but still want something classic, check out this work from an author who has garnered many fans throughout the course of her career.

It is the summer of 1888. Clara Wolcott is a young artist hailing from Ohio who has completely uprooted herself and landed in the city. There she walks into the Manhattan office of Louis Tiffany so that she can interview to take on a job as a designer. She is hired.

For the next twenty-one years, Clara will come to play a crucial role in his million dollar empire and through that time was one of the most closely guarded secrets of Tiffany. It was a secret that would be revealed 118 years down the line and will send the international art world into a tizzy.

Louis is obsessed with Clara and also has a desire for success. As such, Tiffany relies on desperate measures so that he can maintain her creative genius and keep her under his command. Clara is able to navigate her up and down relationship with Tiffany as well as the strict rules of Victorian and Edwardian societies so that she can embrace all of the romance and adventure that New York City has to offer at the turn of the century.

This story is based on a cache of letters that were recently discovered that were written between 1888 and 1944. The bestselling author is able to take what is true and blend fact and fiction in order to take the reader inside of the life of Clara Wolcott Driscoll, a prolific female artist and the brains behind the iconic Tiffany lamps. Check out this book for yourself and let yourself be pulled in!

Emergency 24/7: Nurses of the Emergency Room is a 2015 book by Echo Heron. Whether you are in the field of nursing or are just fascinated with everything that has to do with the emergency room and nursing, this is a great book that you might really enjoy.

This novel shows 31 nurses, each of them with their own voice as well as their personal view of what it is that happens and goes on behind the closed doors of the emergency room, a sometimes secret and chaotic place that is its own world.

Included with this are the chronicles of several nurses who were working in NYC and D.C. on September 11, 2001. These are fascinating accounts that are able to provide people with unique and interesting perspectives on what happened on that horrific day.

From sad to inspiring to funny, these different narratives from the point of view of different individuals are what make this book so engaging. Told by the frontline workers themselves, this book is a fitting tribute to what they saw, felt, and did during these times. Check out Emergency 24/7 to read each and every story.