An Angel to Watch over Me

by Judy Mauer


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 11/28/2011

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 120
ISBN : 9781458201096
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 120
ISBN : 9781458201089
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 120
ISBN : 9781458201102

About the Book

Nick McLeod embraces the life of a rock star with enthusiasm—reveling in drugs, women, crazy escapades, and adulation. Among the groupies who rush backstage after his shows, he occasionally glimpses a woman with blond hair and amethyst-colored eyes. Yet every time he turns to look at her, she vanishes. Then one night as he begins his performance, fueled by cocaine and alcohol, she appears next to him on stage, shaking her head sadly just before he passes out. The near overdose lands him in rehab, and now he is rethinking his priorities. Home, family, and a life with his son are tops on that list. When the offer comes to host a reality show to find a “star,” he takes it.

Meanwhile, the mysterious woman, Ambriel—who goes by Brie—realizes that although she has been appointed as Nick’s guardian angel, she is becoming more and more attracted to him, making Nick a challenging assignment in more ways than one. She even enters the contest on the reality show so that she can stay close to him and look after him, and he is drawn to her in spite of himself. Falling in love with a contestant is against the rules—and so is falling in love with the human you’re supposed to be taking care of.

With one foot in the intense human world of show business and the other in the supernatural world, Nick and Brie’s romance might prove too complicated to survive. Can they overcome the obstacles of both worlds?


About the Author

Judy Mauer lives in a small town on the Texas coast with her daughter, six cats, and two dogs. She has two grown children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. After traveling and working through the southern states for twenty-five years, she retired and came home to stay in 2009.