The cover suggests a beach read, and indeed, it's a perfect one! (I read it on my honeymoon in Tahiti last year.) Keyes does a good job getting the reader to care about the characters, even if sometimes their actions seem a bit too chick-lit contrived. This book got me interested in the series of books on the Walsh sisters. I've since read "Watermelon," the first one, but "Angels" is still my favorite.
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