Review: medical thriller
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2011
Anna is a teenager who has lives with epilepsy and the constant reminder of how different she is than the other kids in school. She is tired of having seizures in the middle of classes and having all the other kids staring at her.  Finally when all other avenues of the "normal" epilepsy treatments are exhausted she is sent to see a surgeon who specializes in the brain. The author goes into great medical detail about what is happening as to why a dramatic surgery needed to be done in order to help the teenager try to reduce the epilepsy seizures and how modern science can pinpoint where the seizures are originating from. You really are able to relate to the patient and get a feel for her struggles as she tries to relearn how to make her right side talk to her left side in order to remember that she actually did witness a murder and that her right brain holds the key to solving the murder mystery!I was given a complimentary copy of this book to review and I tried not to let that influence my opinion.