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Title: Good but not as good as "Rachel's Holiday"
Review: I have read all of Marian Keyes's books and was eagerly awaiting the third installment about the Walsh family. "Angels" is about the sister the others all call "the brown-noser," Margaret and her universally hated husband, Paul (otherwise known as Maggie and Garv). The portions of the book that deal with Maggie and Garv's relationship, particularly with that of their loss, are beautifully done. However, much of the book takes place in L.A. where Maggie's friend Emily, a screenwriter, lives, and that's where the book (in my opinion) drags a bit--much of Maggie being gobsmacked over those Angelenos and their strange ways. But all in all, Keyes is as entertaining and perceptive as always. She employs the literary device of slowly letting the character reveal things about herself the more you, the reader, get to know her, and it is effective and holds your interest. Plus, it's always wonderful to read more about the Walsh family (especially Helen)!
