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As soon as I started reading this book yesterday, I was totally sucked in. I ended up reading until 2:00am and then couldn't wait to finish it earlier today. It was that gripping.
When Kate Alexander's husband dies in a plane crash, she finds out the life she had known for the past 5 years was a lie. She goes in search for answers and finds more than she bargained for. There is romance between the main characters and secondary characters and a whodunit that leaves you guessing until the end. I had an idea of who it might be but not the reasons surrounding it. It was very well played out and I really enjoyed this book.


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Wait For Me Elisabeth Naughton 9781468139334 Books Reviews

Kate Alexander is affected by retrograde amnesia. A car accident had landed her in a coma eighteen months ago when she woke up in a Dallas hospital, she had no memory whatsoever of the moment when her Mercedes was reduced to a lump of twisted metal. What is worse, the head trauma has damaged her long-term memory, so she doesn't recollect anything about her seven year marriage to doctor Jake Alexander or about their four year old son. In the months following that accident she had to rely on her husband to fill in the huge gaps of her memory loss. When Jake dies in a plane crash, Kate finds evidence (among some of his papers locked in a drawer) that he had lied to her about her identity. Not only her coma had lasted three years instead of a few weeks, she also had been treated in a nursing home in San Francisco (not in Dallas) and apparently she has a family in California, a 9 year old daughter and a pharmaceutical tycoon husband. Reconstructive surgery has slightly modified the look of her face and her name is different, but when she moves to San Francisco to conduct some researches on her past, she uncovers a truth that is more confusing that comforting she is Annie Harrison, beloved wife of Ryan Harrison, ruthless CEO of a pharmaceutical biotech giant. According to the records, she tragically died in a plane crash five years earlier. Her body had never been retrieved, almost certainly incinerated by the fire, but boarding records and personal belongings had been the proof of her presence on the airplane at the moment of the crash. Surviving the grief for the loss of her wife had been particularly difficult for Ryan, the more so because she happened to be pregnant when tragedy struck.
Despite the emotional connection and physical attraction she experiences when she lays eyes on Ryan, Kate can hardly accept the idea of being married to a cutthroat, money-hungry businessman with the reputation of a heartless womanizer. The truth is that, since the alleged death of his wife, the pharmaceutical tycoon has tried to dull the pain of his tragic loss investing every ounce of energy in his job and shielding his heart with countless, no-strings-attached and meaningless flirts. The memory of his deceased wife and their daughter are the only things that keep him grounded, so when he finds out that his wife actually survived the plane crash he is overwhelmed with joy but also devastated by Annie's amnesia seeing her alive after five years of believing her dead and not being recognized hurts like loosing her again. Her particular kind of amnesia has modified her personality and behavior Kate is different from the woman Annie Harrison used to be. For this reason, she also lacks confidence in reconnecting with her past and her husband. She is afraid that Ryan's love for a woman who doesn't exists anymore won't be revived. Despite her fears, Ryan falls in love with his wife all over again, not with a shadow of the past but with the new woman Kate has blossomed into after the coma.

Elisabeth Naughton is popular among the readers of paranormal romance for her acclaimed series inspired to the Greek Argonaut myth (The Eternal Guardians), but it's with this fine example of romantic suspense that she's rapidly climbing up the national book charts her contemporary novel Wait For Me is reaching the top ranks of The Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestsellers lists and the reasons of its success are evident at every turn of the page. Naughton's riveting thriller revolves around a pharmaceutical cover-up and it is consistently intriguing and solid enough to keep you engaged from cover to cover. Its appeal is intensified by the author's good sense of drama (barely a dull moment from page one to the mind-blowing finale) and strong focus on romantic involvement and emotional conflict of the lead couple. All in all, a very gratifying read. As originally posted on Mina's Bookshelf
I've wanted to read this book for a long time. I finally purchased it this summer and read it. I enjoyed it, I liked it, I didn't love it, which is why I'm not giving it 5 stars. Honestly, I found the coincidences to be a little too over the top to make it a 5 star read.
The good
I enjoyed the romance. I enjoyed the couples. I felt the connection. The author totally scored on that part of the book. I believed most of the love story and that's important. If I don't believe you, I'm not giving your book a good review. The same is true for both couples featured in the book. I liked the family details and how she included the kids in the story line.
The not so good
I always try to give a little to the imagination when reading fiction, but this one had me rolling my eyes a few times at the convenience of it all. I found a lot of the mystery plot a little cliche. Apparently everyone dies in plane crashes...but don't actually die in plane crashes....seriously?
The great
The premise is great and original. The pharmaceutical business stuff was great, and the motivation of the characters was on spot. I really enjoyed this part of the story, along with the romance.
All in all, I really liked this book, but it could have used a good content editor to help the author be a little more creative and a little less cliche in some areas.
I really don't know where to start regarding this story. First of all the positive, I loved the pharmaceutical investigation part of the story, Ryan as a major CEO known for his ruthless tactics of Buying out and merging companies, the business aspect of how his glamorous persona affected his business image, the mystery of how one of his co-workers had a vendetta to get back at him by creating the situation of him loosing his wife, etc. I loved Mitch his brother in laws whimsical and witty persona, I liked really all of the characters including the parents , grand parents, Reed 4 yr old son of hero and heroines and I tolerated Julia their snippy daughter, however, I usually look at 1 reviews or 2 to make sure I'm seeing things clearly. When I read a story if the plot is good I usually ignore the curse words and various scenes that is rated R like. The plot was excellent in my opinion and could be on television or a soap opera. So I didn't pay attention to certain parts that those who gave it 1 or 2 stars did, so I rechecked those scenes and found out they were correct. There was too much cursing in it and the sexual scenes were a bit much. The plot was good similar to Sandra Brown's Mirror Image and I rate it the same as R. The only thing I liked is that there was a major story along with complications and it was only a few sexual scenes. Not that many compared to what it could have been. Also the hero and heroine having the grandparents and their children all under one roof and the uncle Mitch visits is primarily what I focused on. And this is also a really good mystery.
As soon as I started reading this book yesterday, I was totally sucked in. I ended up reading until 200am and then couldn't wait to finish it earlier today. It was that gripping.
When Kate Alexander's husband dies in a plane crash, she finds out the life she had known for the past 5 years was a lie. She goes in search for answers and finds more than she bargained for. There is romance between the main characters and secondary characters and a whodunit that leaves you guessing until the end. I had an idea of who it might be but not the reasons surrounding it. It was very well played out and I really enjoyed this book.