There's a strong story here. I rarely read urban fantasy, esp if there's a love angle, but this one caught my eye and I don't regret giving it a go. The main character's deep flaws and heartfelt struggles to deal with them were the best part (after the hot angel). Kyoko M's strong suit is her dialogue and people-knowing, and I'd love to see her push out of the UF arena into more serious lit. I think she'd shine.