Books in Order: A Glimpse into Candace Calvert’s Writing
Candace Calvert: critically acclaimed American author, globally adored and remarkably well known for her captivating “Books in Order” series including the Crisis Team Series, the Mercy Hospital Series and the Grace Medical Series. These compelling books throw readers into the exhilarating world of medicine, interspersed with engaging narratives, complex character development, romance and action-filled plots. Born and raised in Northern California, Candace is not only a talented storyteller but also a dedicated mother of two and a doting grandmother to eight.
However, there’s more to this author than meets the eye. When Candace isn’t weaving rich & vivid narratives, she’s a self-proclaimed “foodie”, savouring the culinary delights of cooking.
An Unusual Path to Writing
Before penning her “Books in Order“, Candace was an ER nurse, a tenure that significantly influences her medical narratives. Interestingly, her journey towards writing was not a straightforward one. Candace’s life took a dramatic and life-altering turn following an equestrian accident that resulted in a neck injury. During her extensive recovery period, Candace discovered the vital importance of love and laughter in her life, and these elements now beautifully permeate her writing style which has resonated with readers globally.
Uniquely Calvert: The Captivating Writing Style
One of the most extraordinary aspects of Candace’s “Books in Order” series is her individualistic writing style. Candace’s past as an ER nurse shows its significance in the medical realism she brings into her books, seamlessly blending the behind-the-scenes experiences of ER professionals with engaging narratives and emotional storylines. Her approach to writing incorporates the core elements of human experience – love, fear, hope, and resilience, which captivates her readers, making the “Books in Order” series a must-read.
Publication Order of Mercy Hospital Books
| Critical Care | (2009) |    |
| Disaster Status | (2010) | |
| Code Triage | (2010) | |