Review: A True 10
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2013
What is more important universal love or saving the world from itself? This has been a theme throughout humanity. Does one really travel to different spheres during a state of being in a coma? Lily Mance gives a great argument in her Paranormal Romance, Coma. She adds a difference twist of time, space and time travel.Lily intertwines her different themes using Einstein's theory of entanglement. Zack and Lyra's love is both in space and in time. Time is in the sense of the future and is used in the spacial "now". They cannot exist together as the story develops.Nothing is confusing though our concept of reality changes. There are those through history who realized that there could be parallel worlds. History cannot be changed, though there are people who have tried to do so.There is always a universal order which brings everything back to its origins often making everything worse.This paranormal romance takes it one step further. Once again what is meant to be, is meant to be. The antagonist Michael becomes the protagonist. Lyra gives up her one love to achieve her life's mission.The book is excellent. It is beautifully written. I do have one question about the prologue.In the prologue, the reader is surprised that Lyra's true love is never truly erased from her memory though she finds herself in the same situation as Sophie at the end of the book. The Paranormal becomes a question of (in)sanity, which is a given. She still has her memory.Thank you for the brilliant read.