Review: Earth Angel (Falling Angels Saga #2) by E. Van Lowe

Title: Earth Angel

Series: Falling Angels Saga #2

Previous book in this series: Boyfriend From Hell

Author: E. Van Lowe

Genre: YA, paranormal

Publication date: December 2011

Published by: White Whisker Books

Source: e-copy from author (thank you!)

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Synopsis:

Just because Megan Barnett recently defeated Satan, has a fantastic new best friend, and has won the love of deliciously
handsome, Guy Matson, doesn’t mean her troubles are over. Far from it. For Megan doesn’t realize it, but in her possession is a powerful weapon, a weapon sought after by both angels and demons and everything in between. They will do ANYTHING to get it.

In E. Van Lowe’s humorous, romantic and thrilling sequel to Boyfriend From Hell, Megan winds up in a gripping life or death battle to save herself, the boy she loves, and all of mankind from unthinkable evil.

My rating: ★★★★★
I loved, loved, LOVED it! It was awesome and had shocking twists I did not see coming! The ending...Oh my gods! I want more! I need more! I sooo cannot wait for book 3!

Earth Angel had awesome descriptions, tons of actions, and lots of emotion. Megan's character has really grown and developed, while Guy...gosh, that guy is just totally swoon-worthy, yet still a bit mysterious. Love it! I was really glad to see more of him and Megan in this book.

We all know that Megan sent Satan back to where he belongs, right? But, the bad news: she is still in possession of a book all sorts of supernatural beings (i.e. demons) would do anything to get their little claws on. So Megan finds herself being stalked, thanks to the stupid book. The question is: who is it?

Megan also really wants to repair her friendship with Erin, but that doesn't seem to be going so great.

And Guy has this friend...a girl friend (not girlfriend, mind you)...an angel girl friend, who Megan doesn't know what to think of.

Yeah, Megan kicked the devils ass, but her problems are far from over.

Have you read this book? If so, what did you think about it? If not, what do you think? Does it sound like something you might want to read? Leave me a comment! :)