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Original Title:	Strange Angels: Strange Angels and Betrayals
ISBN:	1595144927 (ISBN13: 9781595144928)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.strange-angels.com/
Series:	Strange Angels #1-2
Characters:	Dru Anderson, Christophe Reynard, Graves

Strange Angels and Betrayals (Strange Angels #1-2)

Lili St. Crow

Paperback | Pages: 596 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 660 Users | 47 Reviews

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The first two books in Lili St. Crow’s New York Times bestselling Strange Angels series are published together in one volume for the first time!

Sixteen-year-old Dru Anderson exploded onto the paranormal scene in Strange Angels—and fought for her life at a secret Schola for djamphir and wulfen teens in Betrayals. Perfectly timed to lead up to the publication of series finale Reckoning, this omnibus edition is a must-have for all Dru’s fans as well as readers of Vampire Academy, House of Night, and The Darkest Powers.

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Title	:	Strange Angels and Betrayals (Strange Angels #1-2)
Author	:	Lili St. Crow
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 596 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2011 by Razorbill
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy. Shapeshifters. Werewolves

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Strange Angels and Betrayals put together the first two books in Lili St. Crow's Strange Angles series. In Strange Angles, Dru Anderson has "the touch" as her grandmother called it. It helps Dru and her father to find the paranormal Other, a world full of the things that go bump in the night. These creatures include ghosts, suckers, wulfen, and the rare zombie. Then, one day, Dru finds her father died and turned into a zombie. Dru finds help with Graves, a loup-garou, which is a wulfen with the

Well technically, I'm only finished with the first book. I really enjoyed it! Way more than I was expecting. This was sort of different from your normal vampire/werewolf stories. Dru is a interesting character. Graves is kind of annoying at times even though I know he means well. I really like Christophe. I don't like the way Dru treated him at the end after all he had done for her. Sort of disappointed that it seems like Christophe isn't going to be in book 2 as much. I just got another book in

I had skimmed through this, thinking the story would be about angels, but its not even close to it.I thought there was just too much thoughts that flowed through her head (the italicized ones) and it made it difficult to read. And the plot wasn't even much to begin with. The sixth sense that was mentioned in the blurb made it seem like it would be a major part of it, but it wasn't.Some of the descriptions, I felt, went for far too long. And the constant repetition of the phrases were irritating.

"The dishes from last night were still crouched in the sink."Sorry that line ruined any hope of liking this book. I hope those dishes don't spring up and attack.

I don't even know where to start with this book! I liked it! It was just slow. There was a lot of time spent just inside Drus head just thinking, so after awhile it can get a little boring. Also, one thing I didn't really like was I found a lot of the action scenes were kind of confusing, an I would have to read them multiple times before id be able to understand. I'm not really sure how I feel about Graves. To me he seems just okay, nothing special(But I really hate how he has a unibrow lol. I

I actually loved these books so much that the moment I finished, I jumped online to buy the next 3 in the series. There are some annoying things in the writing.. like the decriptive word overkill and the occasionally childish narrative from Dru.. but it didn't bother me enough to dislike the book. The characters were so interesting and genuinely likeable. The beginning hints of a love triangle were nice because they didn't distract from the book. I can't wait to keep reading.

I picked up Lili St. Crows first Strange Angels entry because Id read some of her adult urban fantasy books. I enjoyed those for the quick-paced, no-brainer reads that they are, a pleasant romp through near-pulp, and wondered if she could pull the same thing off in the YA market. Apparently she can because the older teens (and a number of adults, evidently) are flocking to her new series. So far the series hasnt dipped into the sex scene, but were definitely in hard-R territory when it comes to