Emp The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia none

Dr. Traer is board certified surgeon who in retirement has become a "novice hobby writer." A native of Atlanta, he and his retired wife (a surgical nurse) have lived on the rural Georgia coast in McIntosh County for the last 20 plus years. The author calls his writing "faction," or fiction based on facts and factual events. "EMP: The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" represents the sixth and possibly final book in the series informally called his "Dr. Mark Telfair Series." Earlier titles in the series focus on medical humor found in surgical training or during many years of private practice in a small town in middle Georgia; later books in the series move on to assisting federal agents who are dealing with drug smuggling on the Georgia coast, working with FBI agents dealing with bioterrorism, and dealing with an intact massive U.S. nuclear weapon reportedly lost in Wassaw sound in Savannah, Georgia. Dr. Mark Telfair and his nurse-wife, Anne, are protagonists throughout the entire series.