C. J. Lyons
C. J. Lyons
C. J. Lyons (pronunciation: see-jay-lions) is a renowned American author, known for her work in the medical thriller genre.
Etymology
The name "C. J. Lyons" is a pseudonym. The initials "C. J." stand for "Catherine J.", while "Lyons" is a common surname of Irish origin.
Career
C. J. Lyons started her career as a pediatric emergency doctor before transitioning into a full-time writer. She has written over 30 novels, many of which have been bestsellers. Her books often incorporate her medical knowledge, providing an authentic backdrop for her thrilling narratives.
Notable Works
Some of her notable works include the Angels of Mercy series, the Lucy Guardino series, and the Hart and Drake series. Each of these series features strong female protagonists who work in the medical field, often facing life-threatening situations and complex medical mysteries.
Related Terms
- Medical thriller: A subgenre of thriller novels that revolves around medical facts, situations, and professionals.
- Pediatric emergency medicine: A medical specialty focused on the emergency care of children.
- Pseudonym: A fictitious name used by an author to conceal their identity.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on C. J. Lyons
- Wikipedia's article - C. J. Lyons
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