Lili St. Crow has created an interesting world in Strange Angels that is definitely worth exploring. The Real World is home to all of the things from our nightmares and folktales and Dru and her father specialize in hunting down its more dangerous citizens. I enjoyed the blending of the paranormal and magical to create a world with vampires, werewolves, witches and ghosts. It's a world that's familiar, but St. Crow has given it her own flavor. 
 Dru disappointed me. I don't know if it's because I was expecting too much from her - the feisty model in cover image and the blurb on the back cover led me to expect a young woman trained to fight by her father and capable of handling herself. But this isn't the Dru we meet most of the time in Strange Angels. I appreciate the fact that as a teenager she is going to think and react like one on occasion, but I kept waiting for something more from her. I wanted her to step up and take back some control of her life. But I will say that I did become pretty invested in Dru's story by the end of the book.