Review: Not for me!
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 28, 2013
Dr. Nikolai Sandor has devoted his life to research, I am not sure what he was researching.  I assume it was told, but it just didn't stick with me.  He no longer treats patients.  That changes, when he is asked to treat a woman that attempted suicide by walking into traffic. She now lays in a coma, and another doctor thinks Nicholas is the only one that can make wake her up.Karen Miller has been in a coma for awhile. I know the book told how long, but that did not stick with me either. There is no medical reason for her coma.  The doctors believe that she has just given up on life and refuses to wake up.  They are right.  Karen enjoys the peacefulness of her own mind.  The world has nothing for her anymore. Not until, she hears the sexy voice of a stranger telling her all the things they have done together.Saying that Nicholas chose an odd course of treatment would be an understatement.  He sat with her for hours on end.  Making up stories about things they had done together.  Most of which were completely unprofessional.  She reacted to his voice from nearly the moment he walked into the room.I think the author tried to make it appear that they were falling in love, while she was still in a coma.  It just did not work for me.  Granted, I could see her falling for a voice.  The only voice that could break into her mind.  But, Nicholas falling for a woman in a coma was just freaky.Nothing happened between them while she was in a coma, except a kiss.  Nicholas did get turned on, but he did not act on it.  That was too much for me.  I just thought it was icky.  Yes, I said icky.  I could not think of any other word that would describe it better ;)When she did wake up, they had to go on the run.  I am not going to tell you why.  But I will say she had a reason for walking out into traffic.  Once Nicholas discovered the reason, he knew he had to save her.Okay, this is when the book jumped the shark for me.  She is a coma, then poof she is well enough to go on the run.  That is just not possible.  My father was in a coma, after an accident.  Granted, he was injured and she wasn't.  But, I can tell you that your body does not deal well with a coma.  Injured or not, you will not be running a marathon (or for your life) the day you wake up.From this point on Nicholas and Karen are hiding from bad guys, falling deeper in love, and trying to stay alive.  It was a never ending struggle.  They seemed to never have a moments peace.  (All this while she was recovering.) It was just all too much for me.I am not saying this was a bad book.  It was just not for me.  It was well written, the editing was spot on, and it was exciting.Would I recommend this book?  No, but I would recommend checking some of her other books.