Through the Eyes of a Geek

by Kat Brookes

Sixteen-year-old Ryan Matthews had always been the ‘cool’ kid in school, but being ‘cool’ doesn’t get him a free pass into Heaven. Marty, Heaven’s gatekeeper, refuses to let him in until Ryan returns to Earth to make a difference in someone’s life. Sounds easy enough. That is, until he learns that ‘someone’ is Zachary Adams, his old classmate and the world’s biggest geek. Convincing Zachary that he’s his angel isn’t an easy task. Especially since Ryan hadn’t exactly been nice to him in school. But Ryan is determined to see this assignment through, especially when he begins to see life through the eyes of a geek. To make up for the way he’d treated Zachary, Ryan is not only going to teach him how to fit in. He’s going to help him win the heart of Kristen Williams, a girl Ryan used to be close friends with, the same girl Zachary has a thing for. Will Ryan finally get those white wings he’s been working toward? Or will he end up on the wrong side of those Pearly Gates a hopelessly fallen angel?

Genres: Paranormal, Romance, Young Adult

188 pages, Paperback

First published May 5, 2011

About the author

Award-winning romance author Kat Brookes is a 4-time RWA Golden Heart finalist, American Title III finalist, Winner of both the National Readers’ Choice Award and Harlequin's Great American Romance Novel contests. She has written for Amazon Publishing, Kensington Publishing, Harlequin and Harpeth Road Press. She's married to her childhood sweetheart, her hero, with whom she has two beautiful daughters.
Check out Kat's website: www.katbrookes.com

Reviews

[Wil · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun tale of an angel who must go to extraordinary lengths to make his wings.

[Shanyn]

Well first things first, that cover kind of makes me laugh, must be the expression on the guy's face. That being said, he DOES fit the description of the guy in the book, so hey.

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[Jeanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good, quick read. It wasn't complicated, just entertaining and relaxing. The cool kid dies in a traffic accident, but can't go to heaven until he helps a fellow high school student get rid of his geekiness and get a girlfriend.

I enjoyed this book.

[Heidi · Rating 2 out of 5]

I don't know what I was expecting. But, there should have been more. Nothing much happened, really.