Medicalfiction Stories

Tristan is a second-year emergency medicine resident who has mastered the art of complete social detachment. His life moves in cycles of shifts, eating out solo, and deliberate isolation-until a single phone call fractures his routine and challenges the fragile logic behind his "perfect" way of living.

Disclaimer: This story is a work of fiction. It is purely inspired by a fictionalized environment and characters. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, actual events, or places is purely coincidental. Dr. Robby is a fictional character loosely inspired by public figures but is entirely my creation. Mimi is an original character, left open to the reader's imagination. This story is written for entertainment purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended

She was the girl who had everything under control. She didn't date. She didn't fall. She didn't even look because the kind of love she craved wasn't found in casual texts or coffee dates. It had to be written, not forced. He was a military man. Built on silence and steel. Trained to follow orders, protect borders, and bury feelings too deep for the world to reach. He believed in purpose. Not poetry. But when their paths crossed - unexpectedly, unscripted-her calm met his storm, her routine clashed with his unpredictability, and suddenly, life wasn't so simple anymore. He was the type to protect what he couldn't even name. But how does love grow when both hearts are guarded? What happens when a girl who's never opened her door... meets a man who doesn't know how to knock - only stand and wait? A love story born not from bold declarations, but from the in-between moments: a shared silence, a dua no one hears, and a longing that neither of them dares to speak aloud. Follow to find out!.:

In this deeply emotional and gripping story, a family is torn apart by a tragic accident that leaves their son, Eddy, fighting for his life. After a devastating motorcycle crash, Eddy is left with life-altering injuries, and his parents, Ebert and Lisa, must confront their own personal and relational demons as they navigate his uncertain future. As the family struggles with guilt, blame, and grief, they must also face the harsh realities of their fractured relationships and the emotional weight of their new life. The story explores themes of love, loss, responsibility, and sacrifice, diving into the complexity of parenthood, marriage, and the deep bonds that hold a family together, even when everything seems to be falling apart. Can Ebert and Lisa rebuild their relationship and find a way forward, or will the tragedy drive them further apart? This heartfelt, raw, and powerful novel will resonate with anyone who has faced a life-changing crisis or wrestled with the fragility of family and love. "Fractured Bonds" is a poignant exploration of how tragedy can redefine everything-and how, sometimes, it's only by holding on to each other that we can survive.

This suspenseful story of medical fiction traces foreign medical graduate Dr. Kip Paiva, an emigrant and survivor of human trafficking in post-apartheid South Africa. Her refuge from a Zulu militant captor comes to an end, as his brutal violence has finally tracked her across the ocean. While her past catches up to her, Dr. Paiva also becomes the scapegoat of a malpractice suit. Frightened for her and her son's lives, Dr. Paiva begins a journey fueled by bottomless resiliency and a mother's love. Her story intertwines through five others, all riveting, and all taking place in the busy Spectrum General Hospital in New York. Debut author Melissa Crickard uses this microcosm to illustrate larger aspects of modern medicine. Another Five Patients combines international intrigue and hospital politics with individual human stories involving hospital staff, patients, and their families. The result is a captivating, at times satirical, experience that reminds us that, whether doctor, mother, or child, we are all people, with flaws and emotions in a world of uncertainty. Pre-order here https://m.barnesandnoble.com/w/books/1130727935?ean=9781732585645

Historical fiction Young Adult

Dan's life is forever changed when his plan to have a child at the same time as his best friend Harry goes awry. The community Dan finds in his newlywed husband Phil along with Harry and his boyfriend Louis is what gets him through his roughest holiday yet.

As advanced as our modern world is, is it any wonder that the number of disease cases has rose? 95% of the global population gets sick every year. Usually we get a bad case of the sniffles and we go on our merry way. Unfortunately, all it takes is a few diseases to receive some unholy unions with each other, and the whole world goes to shit. It is Christmas Day, and over a hundred people have died from a deadly disease that comes on like the so-called "Stomach flu" (Norovirus), but end up with coughing, sneezing, delirious fevers, seizures, and death. As the world scrambles to contain this disease, it seems to only grow stronger. Credits: The film "Contagion" (Inspiration) ABC Health and Wellbeing (A Sick World: More than 95% of Us are Ill) Image Credits: Outlive the Outbreak: 21 Things to Stockpile for Pandemic Survival

When she's not working in the Emergency Department at George Washington University Hospital, Dr. Sara Sullivan lives an adventurous life. But the chance at another vacation seems to diminish with each passing day when the dangerous Labrador virus begins spreading throughout the capital, devastating the African American population and escalating racial tension. As a biracial woman, Sara begins to fear for her and her daughter's lives when mortality rates continue to grow, with no cure in sight. After being forced into quarantine due to exposure to the virus, her fear becomes reality. Escape is no longer a consideration-it's the only way she can save millions of lives, including her daughter's. Sara's journey to find a cure becomes increasingly complex as she begins to unravel a conspiracy within the pharmaceutical industry and learns the disturbing truth about the disease's purpose. In pre-order here: The Labrador Response https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SWX38J2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_i0K.CbRWF0G6J

Dr. Colin Frost is quite content with his life. His own career is flourishing, as are his sons'. He wants for nothing, having established himself as the best plastic surgeon on the planet. When the galaxy's savior and ruler, the Goddess of All, Diria, invites him to compete to become her personal physician, he can't refuse. Now Frost is made to open his home to his competitors, three new faces and one old enemy. Living with them while competing with them proves more challenging than he could have imagined as he finds himself wrapped up in a spider web of deceit, manipulation, and modern medicine. Will a budding romance save him, or will he fall prey to Diria's trap? Trigger Warnings Include: Doctors/medicine, graphic descriptions of wounds/medical procedures, sexual situations, adult language, and drug use. Image credit is unknown. If you are the owner of the cover art, please send me a message so I can give you proper credit or promptly remove the cover.

Everyone's saving someone. Even themselves. In the high-stakes world of Blue Hospital, every heartbeat counts-and so does every past mistake. A new class of interns arrives wide-eyed and overwhelmed, but quickly learns that saving lives isn't just about medical knowledge-it's about confronting their own wounds, fears, and regrets. Dr. Mika Kwan, the resident with a quiet heart and a strict hand, hides years of unresolved trauma beneath calm precision. Dr. Lucas Max fights to prove he's more than his broken home. Dr. Marry John carries her family's debt like a second stethoscope. And as crises fill the wards, friendships and fragile romances bloom where hope is hardest to find. Code Blue Hospital is a deeply human medical drama where the line between doctor and patient blurs-and sometimes, healing begins with each other.

This is a story of a Paramedic and his daughter. A story of Loss and love. A story of mourning yet success. Monty is a very intelligent Paramedic. All of his life things were practically handed to him. He had lived a very easy life within school. He had scored a 32 on the ACT, which had given him a ride through College. There, Monty met his soon to be wife, Lilliana. After marrying, They had a daughter named Eliza. Soon after the birth, Something drastic happened...

Hey readers, I'm Dr. Syed Zohair H. Rizvi-doctor, writer, and certified chaos collector.📄✍️ This series is a satirical peek behind the scenes of internship life-the vitals, the vials, the vanity, and the very bad (sometimes hilarious) decisions that come with it. From crashed monitors to crushed egos, from serious med rounds to serious reel addiction-nothing is gatekept here. ICU: Influencer Care Unit isn't just a title-it's a vibe. A journal. A roast. Expect spontaneous storytelling, unfiltered madness, and moments that toe the line between comedy and clinical tragedy. Names are fictional. The embarrassment? Very real. You can find more chaos (and poetry, thrillers, and broken filters) on my Instagram: 👇👇🔽 @writerwithin_syedzohair 📌📌 And don't forget to check out my latest book-It's In My Veins.🔖🔖

Dr. Hemant Srivastava operates on a patient and the patient dies because of a slight mistake. He tries his best to hide his mistake but is caught at the end.

Betrayed by her only bestfriend, cheated by her first love and losing a brother, Katherine had experienced enough heartaches that made her heart frozen. Can love find its way to finally break the ice and melt it once and for all? or would it be too late for Katherine to find her own happiness and just let things the way it is?

Luke Walton, 16, is a boy who praises athleticism, and wants to become one in his career. With Megumi, and Michael, his closest friends, supporting him with all their might, can he become a professional basketball player?

I did so much research to try and get some interesting scientific facts to make the story more realistic, hopefully it'll turn out well. *~**~*~*~*~*~*~* The story starts in a college in England just before a Bio-chemistry lecture/demonstration and after the Lucille is never the same, emotionally or physically.