Strange Angels

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Strange Angels

By: Lili St. Crow

Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan

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Lili St. Crow won accolades and an impressive readership for her Dante Valentine series. With Strange Angels, St. Crow pens a young adult tale sure to raise hackles and wake the dead.

Dru Anderson is a very special girl - even if she doesn't always feel it. Gifted with "the touch", Dru travels about with her dad, hunting all manner of things that go bump in the night. But then her dad turns up dead - or, er, undead - and everything changes.

Lili St. CrowAlyssa BresnahanRecorded BooksStrange Angels

Dating & Sex

Difficult Situations

Family & Relationships

Friendship

Literature & Fiction

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Paranormal

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dating & Sex Difficult Situations Family & Relationships Friendship Literature & Fiction Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Paranormal Science Fiction & Fantasy

Critic reviews

"The book grabs readers by the throat, sets hearts beating loudly and never lets go. The first in a series, it will be all too hard to wait for the next." ( Kirkus Reviews)

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really easy to listen to at work and in bed
please be aware there swearing in them not for children xx

i love these books

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The story (without giving away any spoilers) has a very interesting premise, and deals with some engaging issues. Unfortunately, it is written as a 'stream of consciousness' by a very whiney teenager, constantly updating us as to her state of mind. Over, and over again.

It could have easily been cut in half by removing the overly repetitive moaning, and been a much more exiting listen as a result.

Interesting premise, but very, very slow moving

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