(Newswire.net — January 30, 2015) Nanuet, NY — Chasers: An EMS Story is Robert J. Little’s big novel debut. He has combined his love of writing with his 30 years of NYC-EMS experience, along with insights provided by his legal experiences. His writing has evolved into the current novel, a clever plot featuring larger than life characters, sprinkled liberally with NYC-EMS calls.
Chasers, is a story about Emergency Medical Technicians working in the Bronx. It depicts some of the horrific, depressing experiences and situations they are exposed to on a daily basis. It also exposes individual value systems and how different people chase what they deem precious.
Chasers main character is Emergency Medical Technician, Dexter Reed, he works the night shift for a private ambulance company in the Bronx, New York. Unknown to Dexter, his ambulance partner becomes involved in an ambulance chasing scam that involves an unscrupulous Bronx attorney.
Dexter is pulled into this downward spiral, which draws the attention of the New York City Inspector General. It begins to unravel, followed by the murder of Dexter’s partner.
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Publishers Review:
“The author eloquently weaves an inner-city EMS story, from the perspective of an EMS insider and Bronx native. There have been dozens of EMS memoirs written, but none have brought the reader into the world of EMTs and Paramedics as this author does in this novel. He intertwines a clever plot and rich characters, with a copious amount of breath-taking EMS calls. Here, he brings the plight of the unheralded, often unappreciated, EMTs into the public spotlight.”
About The Author:
Robert J. Little is a highly decorated, retired New York City EMT/Paramedic. He was born, raised and educated in the Bronx, New York. The author graduated from DeWitt Clinton High School, Mercy College, and earned a law degree from Rutgers University School of Law, Newark.
Robert worked for the New York City Emergency Medical Service, which was merged with the Fire Department of New York, for thirty-four years. Robert held various titles which included Motor Vehicle Operator, Emergency Medical Technician, Supervising Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic and Assistant Manager. He has also worked for law firms in the Bronx and Westchester counties, in addition to the New York State Unified Court System.
A former resident of Rockland County for twenty-five years, he keeps his EMT skills sharp working as a per diem supervisor in the county. He enjoys writing and is currently working on finishing his second EMS novel.