Synopsis: From Amazon Written in first person narrative in what I can only describe as 'common' language and phrasing, which I did feel lowered the intelligence of the story but can easily be attributed to a 16/17 year old girl. Mild use of bad language which although fits in with the characters is not really necessary for the storyline. The actually layout of the book is very visual with the start of each chapter having black misty swirls at the top of the page, making it look sinister and instilling a feeling of dread. The story starts with a shocking twist that draws the reader right into the plot. The idea of an alternate world inhabited by ...  Read the complete review

Strange Angels is the first book in the series of the same name by Lili St. Crow. It was published by Quercus on 3rd September 2009. It is 304 pages long. Plot The Real World is not what everyone thinks it is. It is actually a place full of ghost, vampires and werewolves, amongst other scary things. Unfortunately for Dru Anderson, she knows all too well what The Real World is all about. All her life, Dru has known about the bad things that go bump in the night. Travelling from town to town with her father, Dru has experience in how to kill these monsters. Her Dad taught her well and she has come to terms with her life. With her Dad out on a ...  Read the complete review