Kellen Squire

No Time To Breathe (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Over a million Americans died during the COVID-19 pandemic. Countless more were permanently scarredphysically, emotionally, and spiritually. No Time to Breathe brings together the raw, unfiltered stories of the nurses, doctors, EMTs, respiratory therapists, and frontline workers who lived through the darkest days. These are their voicesaching, furious, and unforgettableoffered not as history rewritten, but as truth preserved.

This book is a tribute to what really happened... and a refusal to let the world forget.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kellen Squire
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231886951
• Artikelnr.: 75441748

Autorenporträt

I'm Kellen Squire: emergency room nurse, DNP student, and author who writes from the frontlines of modern healthcare. When I'm not trying to stay caffeinated enough to function, I work as a Nursing Clinical Instructor, where I've witnessed firsthand everything from the COVID-19 pandemic to the ongoing collapse of our emergency services.

My writing draws directly from years of crisis management and trauma care. I believe the best storieswhether fiction or non-fictionare about ordinary people facing impossible odds and somehow finding the strength to survive. That's what drives both my military science fiction and my work documenting real healthcare experiences.

My debut novel, "No Stars to Guide Us," launches the No Stars Saga, while my "Wings of War" series explores themes of survival and resilience through authentic military action. But I'm equally passionate about preserving the stories that matter most: the real ones. My book "No Time to Breathe" compiles unfiltered accounts from healthcare workers who lived through the crisis. It's a project I consider essentialwe can't let people forget or gaslight what we experienced and witnessed.

I'm also a former political candidate and someone who's never been shy about speaking up for what's right, whether that's defending healthcare workers' rights or calling out incompetence when I see it- even when nobody else will.

I live in Virginia with my wife and kids, continue working in emergency medicine, and somehow manage to maintain a 3.67 GPA in my doctoral program while cranking out novels. I'm still not sure how that math works, but I'm not questioning it.