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This was the first Judi McCoy book I have read. And I absolutely loved it. Eloise is an guiding angel who has 'pinkslipped' too many souls. She finds herself on earth as a mortal until she has learned some life lessons. As a kindergarten teacher, she meets a widower with an adorable little girl, Phoebe (her mother was one of Eloises souls...). Although it is obvious that Eloise is going to end up with the lovable widower, the story has some very original ideas and lots of humor! I will surely order her other books.

Get ready to cuddle up to this warm story by Judi McCoy. Suffering the loss of his wife, Nathan Baxter must concentrate now on his adorable child, Phoebe. Never counting on finding love again he's taken aback & confused by Phoebe's teacher, Miss Starr. When you begin reading you will not put it down. What kind of creature is captivating the detective? There is mystery plus all the loving, whimsical romance you'd only expect to find from a McCoy novel. The second of her Angel Trilogy, I can say her books just keep getting better.

I am an avid reader of Judi McCoy's work, and this book is great. It starts out on the sweet and funny side with an angel named Eloise who is sent to earth as a human so she can experience life and perhaps be more understanding of the souls she watches over, then moves to a sexy read when she meets the man of her earthly and angelic dreams and his adorable 5 year old daughter. A second love interest makes this book more interesting than the kind where there is only one action/ interaction between a hero and heroine, especially since the romance is between an older woman/younger man.
I highly recommend this novel and can't wait for the final book in the trilogy to be released.

Swear to God, Ms. McCoy just keeps getting better and better. This book is the second in her angel trilogy and it's adorable. Not as sexy as the first, but just as charming, poignant and amusing. The hero is wonderful, his daughter a sweet and funny doll, and the heroine Eloise, an angel who suddenly finds herself human, is a woman I could really root for.

If you don't read Judi McCoy, you're not reading the best in ROMANCE. I cannot wait for her third book in this series, and I hear her February book, Wanted: One Perfect Man, is unique and groundbreaking.

Eloise is a guiding angel who is having a hard time connecting with her human charges. To learn some life lessons, she is sent to earth as a human kindergarten teacher, where she meets widower Nathan Baxter and his adorable daughter, Phoebe, who will teach her about love and what it really means to be human.

I adored this book. It was not only romantic, but warm and happy. The scenes in the kindergarten classroom were sweet and funny and I especially liked the laugh-out-loud Christmas Pageant storyline. I really enjoyed the ancillary characters like Ms. Hewitt, Rita Mae, and Mr. Belgradian.

Grammar Police, beware: this book wasn't edited very well and had loads of mistakes (lots of you're/your mixups). In my opinion, the story was good enough to make up for this! This is the second Judi McCoy romance that I have read, and I have loved them both.

This is a good book if you like romance. I'd recommend it to anyone.