The Quantum Cop by Lesley L. Smith.
When physics professor Madison Martin is smashed by a car, her quantum expertise and survival instinct enable her to rewrite reality and save her life. She's freaked about what happened but, luckily, the hot physicist from the office next door volunteers to help her decipher what the hell just happened. As their chemistry sizzles she's ready for some experiments of a more biological nature.
Really good read. Great story and characters. 4*.

I liked this book enough to want to read the next in the series: Quantum Murder - on my TBR pile!
I thought that we had a very different take on the usual cop thriller / murder story by placing it into a different possible universe with 'our' heroine finding out she had 'powers' or abilities and not magic in this story. But she finds she can modify reality.
It is not a high drama story, there are not masses of mysterious murders , but basically is a good piece of writing based on a potentiality that changes someone's life and how they react and adapt.

Disclaimer: I would like to thank the author for providing a review copy of this book.

"The Quantum Cop" by Lesley L. Smith is the first book in the Quantum series. The premise is essentially that the power of belief in Quantum Mechanics can offer magical powers. This is a fine thing in the capable hands of the university physics professor protagonist Madison Martin who makes this discovery. However, chaos ensures when the ability is is misused by criminals and undergraduates. The book is very readable and the ongoing romantic comedy adds to the entertainment

I have always been interested in reading science fiction/fantasy and this book sounded promising. I have only two years of college but had no trouble keeping up with the story. A lot of technical analysis and a bit of romance with some interesting characters made this a book I really enjoyed and will definitely read more from this author. If you are looking for something that takes you out of your wheel house give this author a try. I received an e-book from NetGalley in return for an unbiased review.