A very short read about a woman who realizes she has power to save people. Didn’t really like it. Interesting idea though.

Loved the main character, HATED her partner. I loved the storyline, although I did expect the ending. It was still a great(and quick) read! I would definitely read more from this author!


Huge thanks to Flashover Press and Netgalley for sending me this ARC for review! All of my reviews are given honestly!

I will admit that the cover of this one is what drew me in, and it took me until the very end to figure out where the cover came from – loved it.

Ella is the worst paramedic to ever ride an ambulance, yet somehow she's a "white cloud," a medic for whom everything seems to turn out rosy. She floats through her surreal existence, dodging her ambulance partner's constant insults, until she notices her chilly fingers and resurrects a man from the dead. Startled by her discovery, she turns to the morgue, but Dr. Judah Azriel, pathologist, challenges both her desire to save the world and her understanding of death.

This one was quick but oh so fun. I loved that it was a well thought out medical novella, while still being not too in the weeds. I loved how this book played out, and the ending was amazing. I loved how it came together. I didn’t expect much from this one, and sometimes I find novellas lacking, but this one was well thought out and developed.

Thanks to @netgalley and Xpresso Book Tours for my advanced e-arc in exchange for this honest review. I really enjoyed this one!!!

Not a fan of this one.

Ella is a terrible EMT that learns she can bring people back from death and as most people know, you shouldn't mess with death. Very unique concept but the writing was choppy and the author deciding to use this novella to state their own views about how "healthcare upholds the inner workings of capitalism..." is a strong no from me.

Also, what the heck was that ending?