Repossessed by A.M. Jenkins

This quick read from A. M. Jenkins moves at a good pace and tackles some "deeper" subjects while maintaining a light tone. Kiriel is a self-described fallen angel whose job in the afterlife (you know, the hot one!) is tormenting the damned. He thinks it's a depressing job and wants to make a difference in the real world and so he decides to hijack the body of teen slacker Shaun. While in Shaun's body, Kiriel bolsters Shaun's relationship with his brother and mother, and establishes a romantic relationship with a girl who has a crush on Shaun. The descriptions of the physical sensations Kiriel experiences as Shaun are sensual and lush--running the gamut from the touch of a light breeze on his face to the sensation of making out with Lane. While Kiriel sought to teach lessons, he actually learns lessons about himself as he interacts with his friends, his family, and the kids at school.
I did enjoy the book and I think it will appeal to a large audience. There are explicit descriptions of, you know, some sensual acts, so it might not be appropriate for the younger crowd. I'd like to reserve judgment on this one until someone else reads it, so in the meantime, I'll give it a MAYBE.