Andrew enjoys the company of women, perhaps too much. The council in heaven had enough of his sexual promiscuities and they've sentenced him to return to earth to destroy demons. To make matters more difficult, if he has sex with a woman he has to stay an extra year. Without clothes, money, or food, his task seems impossible. Emily is in a world of trouble. She leaves her family, job, and home in Chicago to start a new life. As she’s driving along a country road, she discovers a naked man lying in the middle of it. He’s incredibly built, sculpted to perfection, and blessed with a fine package south of his navel. When he asks for her help, she can’t resist. Over the next several days, Emily’s sanity is tested. Andrew struggles to keep his hands to himself. Emily seeks the truth from Andrew while he endeavors to kill a demon. What she discovers frightens her. Angels, demons, heaven and hell exist. Determined to help Emily change her future, Andrew offers her a deal. But is heaven the best eternal resting place?

Andrew is eager to destroy his second demon, a lawyer in New York City. With Emily’s help, Andrew searches for a way to complete his task. After stalking the lawyer for a week, they realize killing him will be difficult since he’s a public figure. They visit a nightclub he frequents and Emily befriends one of his clients. Under her alias, Emily portrays a prostitute in an effort to get close to the lawyer. Her role playing efforts pay off until they land her in jail. Andrew fears he will lose Emily forever if the police discover her true identity. He contacts Emily’s best friend, Troy, for help. In a matter of hours, Andrew has to find a way to destroy the demon so Troy’s lawyer can step in and clear the charges against Emily. While Emily waits in prison she realizes the men in her life are the source of her problems. She considers her future. If she is set free, she wonders if she would be better off on her own.