For anyone who fantasises about being boinked by their hot demon doctor while in the hospital with mortal injuries. Because the demon doctor is not just taking advantage. He has Principles and he usually doesn't boink his patients. But the gorgeous and sexually talented doctor is a particular kind of demon whose gift is to fulfill the sexual desires of any other species of demon (or human), and this patient really really wants to get laid, even though she's actually drugged and semi-conscious when it happens -- hey, it's not rape if you have sex with your patient while she's unconscious, just so long as you have special supernatural insights into her psyche/libido and you know she wants it. I suspect that's why this whole genre exists: to fulfill all those sexual fantasies that, if they were enacted in a non-paranormal romance world, would leave the readers with a niggling concern about both the logic and the ethics of these fantasy scenarios. 
 Ultimately this book rates a 2-1/2 star "meh." It was better written than much of the demon/vampire/etc. romance-otica (though that's not saying a whole hell of a lot). It was compelling enough to read through to the end, but just barely, and then I immediately put it in the give-away pile, because there's nothing memorable or charming or compelling enough about any of the characters to warrant ever re-reading this book, even 5 years from now when I will have completely forgotten the whole plot line.