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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, one sought after by both angels and demons and everything in between. They will do ANYTHING to get it. In E. Van Lowe's dramatic and humorous sequel to "Boyfriend From Hell," Megan winds up in a gripping life-or-death battle to save herself, the angel she loves, and all of mankind from unspeakable evil. "E. Van Lowe does a great job of capturing teenage angst, dating woes, and parental issues without over-doing it," writes critic Nicole Etolen, Pretty Opinionated. "'Earth Angel' was just as fun to read as 'Boyfriend From Hell'."

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