Dru has always known about the poltergeists, vampires and werwulfen that inhabit the Real World since her father has traveled the country battling them, often with Dru's help. But when he is killed after they move to the Dakotas-and sent back as a zombie to kill her-Dru digs deeper into her history, trying to find out who murdered her mother and who is after her. Graves, an orphan, joins up with her and is soon turned into a loup-garou by a wolf bite, and Dru is able to get some answers from Christophe, a djamphir(part human, part vampire).

Strange Angels is not my type of book, but all I can say is WOW!!! Lily St. Crow packs a whopper in her debut YA novel. Strange Angels was fast paced and gripping and anyone who likes the supernatural should like this book, as it has almost everything one could think of. What I truly enjoyed about the storyline was Dru and the emotional side that came out. She cared, she cried, she kicked butt. But at no time did she have a pitty party. She made friends during her tough ordeal and fought to keep them by her side. To me, that is a true heroine.