Lights And Sirens | Jack Abbot - The Pitt
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QUINN doesn't do full moon night shifts. But when a colleagues kid falls ill, she just can't say no. Armed with a cup of tea and a new graduate she hits the streets. Heading from one crazy case to the next. Until one of those ends them up at the PTMC. Where she might just find that not all full moon night shifts are a disaster after all.
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JACK never thought he would love again after his wife's death. So he threw himself into his work, saving the lives of those who come into the ER. So when he walks into one of the trauma rooms that night, he's expecting just another crazy full moon trauma. But he gets so much more.
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A tale of love, grief and everything in between.
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Please be aware there will be mature content in this story. Examples being: Explicit language, sexual content, violence and some more. In the disclaimer you will find a full list. This story will also have a bit of an age gap. (OC's at least 40, so the age gap might not be massive, but it's still there).
Status: Finished
Started: April 2026
Finished: June 2026
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