Straight Jacket.Straight Jacket Richard E. Sall Booksurge 5341 Dorchester Road, Suite 16, North Charleston North Charleston A city of southeast South Carolina, a suburb of Charleston. Population: 80,600. , SC 29418 1419630547 $16.99 www.amazon.com Straight Jacket by Richard E. Sall is the story of thirty-two-year-old medical student Joe Grady Joe Grady (1918 - October 10, 2000) was an American radio personality. He was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and grew up in Broomall, Pennsylvania. He hosted the 950 Club, with Ed Hurst, on WPEN, a Philadelphia radio station. in his pursuit of certification as a surgeon in his hospital residency A duration of stay required by state and local laws that entitles a person to the legal protection and benefits provided by applicable statutes. States have required state residency for a variety of rights, including the right to vote, the right to run for public office, the . Written with flair and in a satirical sa·tir·i·cal or sa·tir·ic adj. Of, relating to, or characterized by satire. See Synonyms at sarcastic. sa·tir  i·cal·ly adv. manner, Straight Jacket carries its readers through the an increasingly engaging plot in which Grady must complete ten major cases within thirty days or fail in his efforts to secure certification. This series of tasks is further complicated by the hospital nurses who are in the process being unionized. The hospital is beyond busy, and now somebody is going around killing patients! Then to convolute things even further, there is Grady's discovery of a new love in the form of Linda--a nurse with a dangerously demented demented - Yet another term of disgust used to describe a program. The connotation in this case is that the program works as designed, but the design is bad. Said, for example, of a program that generates large numbers of meaningless error messages, implying that it is on the brink mother. Original, lively, and clearly documenting Richard Sall as a talented storyteller, Straight Jacket is very highly recommended reading and certain to be a popular addition to any personal reading list or community library fiction collection.
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