Async property navigation and Exceptions

If I enable async property navigation in my EntityManagers (like TempHire), is there anyway to get notified of any exceptions that are thrown?

I have my database access through a web service (n-tier).
I set a breakpoint just before the access of the navigation property.
When the breakpoint is hit, I stop the web service, and let the program continue.
My PendingEntityResolved event handler never gets called (as expected), but there does not seem to be an exception raised either.

Is there anyway to detect database errors when using async property navigation?

Thanks, Kimj - that helps some.

So I setup an EntityManagerDelegate to handle these.
So far, so good - if I deliberately cause a database error during async navigation, the event does get passed to my delegate.

The problem I now have is that need some was to determine if I want to handle the error in the delegate or allow it to be passed on.

Basically I need to be able to tell if the exception came from async property navigation or not.
If it comes from async property navigation, I want to handle the error in the delegate; otherwise I want to let the error continue on its merry way and handle it where I am awaiting the async call.

Is there some way to do that?
Or, better yet, is there some way to actually await the async property navigation?