Silent Siren: Memoirs of a Life Saving Mortician

· Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Jonathan Todd Ross
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Paramedics save lives. Morticians bury their mistakes. A twenty-three-year veteran of emergency medical services, paramedic Matthew Sias took a detour in his career to pursue the death care business and found a complementarity between two seemingly divergent careers. Silent Siren: Memoirs of a Life Saving Mortician is the record of some of the more memorable calls he has responded to through the years. Often intense, at times gruesome, and frequently humorous, this memoir takes you from the back seat of the medic unit racing to the hospital with a trauma patient, to the brightly lit embalming room of a funeral home, and everywhere in between. Having the ability to calmly assist a person in crisis is, perhaps, one of life's most awesome privileges.

About the author

Matthew Franklin Sias is a full-time paramedic with Central Skagit Medic One in Washington state, a deputy coroner with Skagit County Coroner's Office, and has worked as a firefighter, reserve police officer, embalmer intern, medico-legal death investigator, and nursing assistant. He lives with his wife near Seattle.

Jonathan Todd Ross has narrated over 120 audiobooks across a wide variety of genres. An Audie Award winner, he is also the recipient of numerous YALSA and AudioFile Earphones Awards. Jonathan loves narrating all genres, bringing the author's words to audio-life.

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