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Jealousy

(Strange Angels #3)

Lili St. Crow,

Lilith Saintcrow (Goodreads Author)

4.15 · Rating details · 22,880 ratings · 733 reviews

Dru Anderson might finally be safe. She’s at the largest Schola on the continent, and beginning to learn what it means to be svetocha—half vampire, half human, and all deadly. If she survives her training, she will be able to take her place in the Order, holding back the vampires and protecting the oblivious normal people.

But a web of lies and betrayals is still closing ar ...more

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Sep 24, 2009 Rachel (The Rest Is Still Unwritten) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: i-own, bought-by-me

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book was incredible! The best in the series so far! From the minute I started reading, I was hooked. Unlike the previous book where I felt nothing really happened at times, this book was full speed the entire time. There was always something happening, something to keep me interested. The plot was exciting and a lot happened over the course of the book. We learn more about just what Dru is as a svetocha, and Christophe’s history with Dru’s mum. There was always a question hanging over my he This book was incredible! The best in the series so far! From the minute I started reading, I was hooked. Unlike the previous book where I felt nothing really happened at times, this book was full speed the entire time. There was always something happening, something to keep me interested. The plot was exciting and a lot happened over the course of the book. We learn more about just what Dru is as a svetocha, and Christophe’s history with Dru’s mum. There was always a question hanging over my head that I had to know the answer to.
It was good to see all my fave characters back. Dru, Graves and Christophe obviously returned, but also Ash, Dibs and Shanks were all there and it was good to see them. I liked the inclusion of a lot of new characters and I found myself liking Leon and Benjamin. Oh, I did not like Anna. What a b**** (excuse my language) and I’m glad the Order saw her for what she truly was in the end.
I think Dru went through a lot in this book, and over all she handled herself very well. She didn’t let it get to her at times when I expected she would. She seems to be becoming stronger and I like that.

I will admit that out of all the series’ I’ve read where there is a love triangle involved, this is the one where I have the most difficulty picking a team. Both are really great guys and seem to care about Dru sooo much. Graves is such a great guy, he’s really starting to shape up and come into his own, and it’s obvious that he really cares for Dru but Christophe is so.....Christophe. There’s just something about him that’s so hot, and compelling and if I’m honest I’m leaning more towards him. Like Dru mentioned in the book Graves is perfect boyfriend material, and while Christophe well...isn’t exactly normal in those regards, his connection with Dru seems to be deeper. I mean Dru’s friendship with Graves is so strong, they seem to know each other better than almost anyone, but when it comes to Christophe they click in an entirely different way. I loved how he’s so caring when it comes to her, and protective. I don’t doubt he’d do anything for her.

Towards the end of this book, I was absolutely blown away. During the trial when the secrets about Anna came out I was shocked to see just how heartless she truly is. I mean I knew she was cruel and nasty, but I never realised how much.
When Anna started shooting Dru and Christophe protected her with his own body and then gave her his blood, I was gapping. I literally gasped at that part! It shows how much he cares about her. Dare I say it....... I think perhaps he may love her, even if he doesn’t realise it. I mean, you don’t risk yourself like he did for someone who doesn’t mean a lot to you.

The way the book ended left me hanging on. I’m soooo desperate to know if Dru is going to be able to save Graves from Sergej and just what’s gonna happen now that’s she’s the head of the Order.

I CANNOT WAIT until the next book!!!!! It better get here soon!!!
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Feb 02, 2010 Baine rated it it was amazing

Shelves: cant-wait

Okay, this will be EPIC! EPICCCC! the other books were UNBELIEVEABLE! and i luv graves. hes so hot. ANYWAY this book is coming out JUNE 2010! they dont hav it on the website, but it comes out in june.

OKAY obviously i got it wrong. my bad. july 29.
*sigh*
i liked june better thank you (thats what the back of betrayals said, at least).

SO... here we are again.
sexy vamp or sexy best-friend werewolf?
well isnt this oh-so familiar?

TEAM WEREWOLF here!
I'd choose Jacob, Graves, or Sam Roth anyday over ...more

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Jul 24, 2010 Shadow Black rated it it was amazing

I want dru to end up with Graves.
Team Graves.....beacuse "the first ones free" ...more

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Feb 21, 2011 Lucy rated it did not like it

Shelves: young-adult, wasn-t-for-me, anti-feminist, self-inflicted-and-i-knew-better, disappearing-parent-syndrome, paranormal

I don't know why I continued with the series. I didn't enjoy the first book, nor do I particularly like writing scathing reviews. Most of the time when I one or two star a book I pass the rest and try to purge it from my mind rather than going over it again with a review and really burning it in. I was lent all three books and I decided to work my way through anyway despite not enjoying the first Strange Angels book. The second felt like sheer filler and I didn't have a lot to say that wasn't a ...more

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May 25, 2010 Sammy rated it it was amazing

Go Christophe, it's about time. :) ...more

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May 23, 2010 Mia rated it really liked it

Dru better get with Christophe, for some reason I still hate Graves... Anyways, I can't wait! It's gonna be sooo awesome!!! ...more

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Jun 13, 2010 Evelin rated it did not like it

This book is a huge disappointment, the only reason I picked up this book in the first place was because my favorite author ( Richelle Mead author of The Vampire Academy series ) wrote a review on it. Well I don't think she actually read the book now. Dru is supposed to be a badass who can handle guns and other weapons right? Well through out the whole book she is mostly crying and complaining about how she feels and about how bad her life is. What really makes me mad though is after crying for ...more

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Jan 02, 2010 Ammelia rated it it was amazing

I can't wait for this book so I can find out what happens to Dru :D
Hope she ends up with Christophe ...more

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Feb 20, 2013 Khanh, first of her name, mother of bunnies rated it really liked it

Shelves: ya, kick-ass-heroine, boarding-school, urban-fantasy, high-school, werewolves, vampires, quest, paranormal, action

The plot thickens. Dru faces down nemesis bitch Anna, the queen bee of the dhampirs, and secrets are revealed. Plot lines are tied up nicely, and I'm so looking forward to the next book. ...more

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Jul 14, 2010 AH rated it it was ok

Shelves: young-adult, were, vampires, library-finds, zzread-nov-2010

First off, I must say that I really did enjoy the first two books in this series – Strange Angels and Betrayals. I found that those two books had some original ideas, interesting characters, and really scary monsters. So it was with excitement that I dove into this third book of the Strange Angels series. I wanted to know what my favorite characters had been up to.

Well, to say I was disappointed with this book would be an understatement. The book is a mess. It is confusing for the reader. I was First off, I must say that I really did enjoy the first two books in this series – Strange Angels and Betrayals. I found that those two books had some original ideas, interesting characters, and really scary monsters. So it was with excitement that I dove into this third book of the Strange Angels series. I wanted to know what my favorite characters had been up to.

Well, to say I was disappointed with this book would be an understatement. The book is a mess. It is confusing for the reader. I wasn’t sure what the time span was between the first book and this one. It seemed like a long time, but it could have been a week. That said, the book begins with Dru grieving for her father. There are a lot of flashbacks. There are a lot of characters, each identified by their ethnicity. Is there such a thing as a character dump? There were also a lot of creatures. It just felt like too much information at once. I felt like I needed a glossary to keep track of all the creatures, and maybe a recap of the characters.

I must also say that I felt the need to read and re-read many chapters, just to get my bearings. I haven’t had that happen to me much. Just downright confusing.

The most awesome aspect of this series for me has been the characters. I loved Dru in the first book; found her a little bit “damsel in distress” in the second book. In this book, she annoyed me with her little love triangle. A girl, a werewolf, a vampire – where have we seen that before?

Christophe is noticeably absent. It’s a shame. He was one of the best characters in the series. Instead, we are treated to Dru’s treatment or rather, mistreatment of Graves. Graves is like the stand in boyfriend/bodyguard until Christophe appears. When Christophe appears, Graves mysteriously disappears.

Nothing really seems to happen in this book, at least not until about a little more than halfway through the book. Then there is a great cat fight. But the book continues to be confusing. The ending did make me want to read the next installment – Defiance, but not right away. I’ll wait and see.
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Jan 01, 2010 Katrina added it

THIS IS THE REVIEW FOR THE BOOK:

Dru Anderson might finally be safe. She’s at the largest Schola on the continent, and beginning to learn what it means to be svetocha–half vampire, half human, and all deadly. If she survives her training, she will be able to take her place in the Order, holding back the vampires and protecting the oblivious normal people.

But a web of lies and betrayals is still closing around her, just when she thinks she can relax a little. Her mentor Christophe is missing, her ...more

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May 10, 2010 Bry rated it liked it

Shelves: 2010, urban-fantasy, series, young-adult

Ok, so this is an incredibly hard book to rate. Mainly because I would have given the first 200 pages 1 star and the last 50 pages 5 stars,. How can 1 book have such insane dichotomy??

For the first 200 pages nothing happened...NOTHING. Drew went to class, Dru wondered about Graves, Dru bitched back and forth with Anna...it was so...NORMAL. (Read: Boring.) I have to make myself keep reading at times. The last 50 pages though - holy shit., The action, the politics, the accusations, the confession ...more

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Sep 17, 2016 Maggie ☘ rated it it was ok

Shelves: paranormal-urban-fantasy, meh-reads, bloodsuckers, werewolves-shapeshifters, asshole-love-interests

Much better than the second book, I completely flew through it! I liked the characters more then in Betrayals (Graves), Dru started to act a bit more like herself again and I was actually quite proud of her at the end. The plot was once again faster than in the second one and I'm even getting used to the writing style, though it's far from favourite. I don't really like any of the romances (Bleh, love-triangle) there, but I am somewhat invested in Dru's journey now and want to know what comes ne ...more

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Oct 14, 2009 Natasha rated it it was amazing

What a book!
Lilith Saintcrow is one of my favorite authors. She really knows how to right a book. I love all three of her series, but this one is my newest addiction. Like I said in my review of "Betrayals", the first novel is a good read, the second is a great read and now this third novel was amazing.

Dru's life has been less than comfortable lately. She's out of the reform Schola and is now at the Schola Prima, "the biggest and oldest one in North America-" and the home of the Order, where sh ...more

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Feb 18, 2011 Dina Omar rated it really liked it

Shelves: really-good-book-series

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Ok so here's what happens: Dru goes to the Prima schola, she meets the people from the Order and Anna the head of the order shows up again and starts trouble,she sees Ash every night and she thinks he is close to changing back to human form, we meet her new body guards,this school actually starts training her, her and Graves make out but Graves says they should take things slow, she wonders where Christophe is. She finds out her mom's connection with Anna and Christophe, her and Anna get into a ...more

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May 06, 2011 Sandra rated it liked it

Shelves: urban-fantasy, overdrive, young-adult

These books have so much potential, which makes them all the more frustrating. I definitely think reading this one was better than listening to the audio, which I did for the first two. It's partly the narrators voice, and partly the way she says things, but I didn't find the characters nearly as annoying this time around. That being said, here is how they annoyed me. :) I get that Graves and Dru are 16, but really? Awkwardness is one things, but it is very emotionally unfulfilling when your two ...more

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Mar 17, 2010 MissHavoc {Cry Havoc! Reviews} rated it it was amazing

LOVED it! Oh man I love the Strange Angels books. I think it's the most interesting "vampire high school" series out there.

Dru has got to be one of my favorite female characters. She's so strong willed and independent, and really knows her "Real World" stuff. I'd sure want to stay on her good side.

Jealousy doesn't disappoint, nor does Dru get all soft now that she thinks she's safe. Well really, she know there's a traitor high up in the Order so of course she isn't safe. While trying to deal w ...more

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Jul 31, 2010 Mari rated it really liked it

this series just gets better and better. i loved dru's strength and bravado. at first, i was a bit miffed because i was more than halfway through the story and there was no sign of my fave character yet but when that person finally surfaced, it was flat-out awesome! a lot of questions from the first two books were answered here - the traitor within the order has been rooted out and christophe's true relationship with dru's mother is finally revealed and just, WOW. that part of the story is now m ...more

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Nov 04, 2009 Keziah rated it it was amazing

ok fans. short and sweet : i loved it, it answered sooo much questions from the last book and placed new questions in. i recomended to everyone and i hope you guys love it to. ALSO poor graves, OMG Anna and christophe is H.O.T

update: lilith saintcrow posted on her forum that it IS CRISTOPHE on the cover, so sorry fellow Graves fans.

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Jul 28, 2010 Abby rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2010, own-it

Loved it! Let me just say that the ending will make you want to keep reading. Jealousy wanted to make me pull my hair out with anticipation for the next book. I'm not going to say any more because I'm bound to give something away, just that this book did not have the "sequel syndrome" in which it does not live up to its predecessors. I couldn't put it down and finished it in about a day. ...more

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Jul 10, 2021 Tilly rated it really liked it

3.5 Stars

I really enjoyed this installment although not quite as much as the last. Sadly I guessed a few of the big twists and also Dru annoyed me a little bit at times. It was a good read though with a good ending so I look forward to the next book.

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Oct 30, 2011 Aleixie rated it liked it

Recommended to Aleixie by: Shayden

Firs things first. The cover?

My reaction: Who is this?
Friends Answer: Thats Christophe.
Me reaction: NO WAY! I-I THOUGHT HE WAS BLONDE!!!! And had longer hair, and didn't have that sort of face.
Friends Answer: But thats exacly how I imagined him.

Conclusion?

Me = DISSAPOINTED

I hate it when the people in the story are posted on covers if I already have a mental image of them. Also, I tend to skip the discriptions of characters all together. I imagine them how I want to and nothing can change that. ( ...more

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Nov 12, 2010 Paradoxical rated it liked it

Shelves: books-otherwise, 2010-reading-list

Mixed feelings about the entire series. First two books were a wee bit too dramatic for my tastes--not the events, really, but just the general 'feel' of the books (how they were written, perhaps). The third book is a smidge better in that regard, however. Well, better, or I got used to it, heh.

What bugs me about Dru is that she's strong and yet weak at the same time. All right, this isn't all that bad, except I feel like she goes into these cycles where she's weak and powerless and everything i Mixed feelings about the entire series. First two books were a wee bit too dramatic for my tastes--not the events, really, but just the general 'feel' of the books (how they were written, perhaps). The third book is a smidge better in that regard, however. Well, better, or I got used to it, heh.

What bugs me about Dru is that she's strong and yet weak at the same time. All right, this isn't all that bad, except I feel like she goes into these cycles where she's weak and powerless and everything is out of her control, but then she's strong and competent. Except the strong and competent part only lasts for a few pages at most and we're back to a weak and vaguely irritating Dru. This cycles ad naseum. I would have liked it a lot more if she was more balanced between being strong and being weak.

I really liked the thought of Graves and Dru getting together in the first book, but in the next two books I'm just not feeling like they go well together. Especially this one, where my liking of Graves and Dru plummeted to a new low. I like the more confident Graves. I like how close he and Dru are, and how it's two of them against the world. However, I dislike how dependent on Graves Dru is, and while I know that he's her only real anchor in a world that's shifting underneath her feet, I don't think that's conductive to a healthy relationship. It's less chemistry I feel from them (definitely a lot less chemistry from the first book) and more like she's confusing her feelings with finding a safe harbor (and mixed up with some father issues, I think). Oh, she is attracted to Graves, but it's getting really muddled and her want of a relationship smacks of issues of another kind. I like them better as the best of friends, to be frank.

Actually, I just want Dru to get to a better, healthier mental state before she jumps into any sort of relationship. Right now her daddy issues are spewing out everywhere. And her mother issues. And her grandma issues. And the vampires are trying to kill me issues. And the other svetocha is trying to kill me too issues.

Er.

Moving on! (Heh.) I still don't quite understand why svetocha are on such a pedestal. Yes, they just breath and apparently kill vampires--except the ones that are really awful, apparently--but that still doesn't explain the almost blind devotion they get from djamphir. If someone is being as awful as Anna, you'd think they'd try a little harder to curb her (or at least doubt her some more and do something about it).

At least by the end of Jealousy things have moved forward on that front.

Hm. The end of the third book was rather snappy, though it did have somewhat of a cliffhanger. I am looking forward to the promise that Dru will do more. Maybe she'll get to act rather than react all the time. One lives in hope. Overall, the series isn't exactly great and wonderful, but it's still fairly entertaining. It probably deserves closer to 2 stars on a whole, but I enjoyed reading it in a shallow way, so 3 stars from me. ...more

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Jun 20, 2010 Tynga rated it it was amazing

Dru’s life has never been quite normal, roaming from town to town with her dad hunting things that goes bump in the night. But her life changed completely when one night, her dad came back from a gig as a member of the undead, a zombie to be precise. Since then, she’s been on the run, gathering friends but a lot more enemies on the way and she’s fighting as hard as she can to keep her head out of the water – and her body out of the grave. With the help of Graves, Christophe and other wulfen boys Dru’s life has never been quite normal, roaming from town to town with her dad hunting things that goes bump in the night. But her life changed completely when one night, her dad came back from a gig as a member of the undead, a zombie to be precise. Since then, she’s been on the run, gathering friends but a lot more enemies on the way and she’s fighting as hard as she can to keep her head out of the water – and her body out of the grave. With the help of Graves, Christophe and other wulfen boys, Dru made it to the Schola Prima, but the operative base of the Order isn’t as safe as it was suppose to be, because someone is still trying to kill her.

Jealousy picked up a bit slowly for me, but once the action started, you were in for quite a ride! The series is all about secrets, treachery, betrayals and what fuels most of those “situations”? Jealousy. This round gave many answers to questions left open in the previous books. Through many flashbacks, we learn more about Christophe’s relation with Dru’s mother, Elizabeth’s relation with Anna, August’s past, why are there so few svetocha, why is Dru hunted that way. While all those questions were answered, many more remains and Dru is not out of trouble just yet.

I really love the characters on that series, Dru is always trying to be strong and fight off the world, but at some point she will break down, and she will have to relay on her very few friends to help her get out of some nasty situations. Graves is as lovely and all the while sarcastic as ever which is totally cute if you ask me. He likes Dru very much but is very awkward about it, it’s quite charming. On the other hand Christophe is experienced and level-headed, and while we know he cares for Dru we can’t quite grasp what his feelings really are and how deep they are. There are of course quite a few djamphirs and wulfen boys involved, some lovely, some Dru isn’t so sure she can trust, but they are all described perfectly by Lilith.

If I had to describe the book in one sentence I’d say, Strong, surprising and breath-taking, Dru’s story is an epic adventure you don’t wanna miss! Defiance, the fourth book in the series is suppose to hit the shelves in spring 2011, and I’m really looking forward to it. The end of Jealousy promises another installment where things will be different for Dru, but I’m sure it’s still gonna be action-crazy and heart-pounding.
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Jun 02, 2010 Kate rated it really liked it

Shelves: favourites, want-now

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Okay their will be a few spoilers in this review.. because I would like to vent my frustration out in words.

Why did I give Jealousy 4 stars?

Well although I thought it was pretty awesome, like the others that's just what it was 'like the others' although to be fair I thought that it was a trilogy so this would be the ending... but as soon as i started reading I had a sinking suspicion that I was wrong.

Anyway, it had a lot of the same elements as the others, confusion, just got comfortable and B Okay their will be a few spoilers in this review.. because I would like to vent my frustration out in words.

Why did I give Jealousy 4 stars?

Well although I thought it was pretty awesome, like the others that's just what it was 'like the others' although to be fair I thought that it was a trilogy so this would be the ending... but as soon as i started reading I had a sinking suspicion that I was wrong.

Anyway, it had a lot of the same elements as the others, confusion, just got comfortable and BAM!! all shit broke loose... it actually wasn't that bad but Im just saying that although we find out little tidbits here and there we dont get full answers.

Another thing that annoyed me was I was sure she would finally 'Bloom' in this book, but noo she is very very close but still not quite there yet... if she doesnt bloom in the next book I'm going to get cranky!

Okay and now down to the real reason for the deducted star.. the main problem with my being pissed yet in love with these books..... the boys!
WTF.... Christophe okay i liked you a little bit because you sounded yummy, but no you were still #2 guy in my books and well I thought nothing much would happen because you remind our heroine of her FATHER!!!! but no you went and let her drink from you... and although you said it was only 'three pulls' pffft i think she went longer and now are bonded or something (they mention this for a brief moment) -- This is only speculation in my brain. Then you had to turn all I love you and no one else and set off the fireworks in Dru (which aparently did not happen with Graves.... GRRRR)

and now onto Graves.... the guy she should be with!! I dont think I need to go into detail about how amazing and... awesome Graves is. And now he's been kidnapped.

I feel sorry for Dru because hey at the moment Im loving both guys as well and I would like it if she could split herself into two and be with both of them!!

Now that my frustration is vented I need to go finish reading 'That Eye, The Sky' for class today >_< ...more

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Feb 28, 2012 Annabel rated it liked it

Shelves: paranormal, paranormal-vampires, paranormal-shifter, 3-stars, young-adult

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Just three stars for this book. I liked some parts of it better than Betrayals and others less. First of all I like that Dru is a bit more in control. But just a tiny bit. Most of the time I was still shouting at her: "Come on Dru. Do something. Make a plan." And I don't like that. I like strong female characters and Dru was strong in the first book but not in the second or third.
Also there was less action in this book then in the second. A thing I disliked too. It took a while for the story to ...more

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Feb 22, 2010 Penny rated it really liked it

Shelves: grrrl-power, zombies-aliens-vampires-dinos, urban-fantasy, werewolves

I had to take a long break from this book when I was about three-quarters through. In fact I was thisclose to abandoning the series entirely without finding out how this book ends.

For well over a month my copy of Jealousy sat atop my filing cabinet gathering dust. Every time I saw it I was met with a handful of unpleasant emotions: regret, anger, sadness, bitterness, anxiety, guilt and a smidgen of curiosity. It was that small bit of curiosity that kept me from getting rid of this book.

This pa ...more

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Feb 23, 2011 Callista rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: Lovers of Twilight, Bllod and chocolate, Wolfsbane, and Vampire Academy.

Recommended to Callista by: Youtube! lol

Shelves: wicked-fiction, me-girl

Okay, I just finished reading Jealousy, and I'm now wondering if there is a fourth Strange Angel book. This one was just tingley good. Fabulous writing style. I love how Lili St.crow makes her seem absolutely real. How she's (DRu the main character) is down to earth and focused on the really important things. Relationships, Trust, strength, survival. She always has a plan and someone to keep her on her feet.
A loving girl who's not to soft.
Secondly, Delicious boys. My heart almost burst from my ...more

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Feb 10, 2010 Jess rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2010, ya, read-a-thon-2010

This was my favorite book in the series so far. I really loved that we find out more about Dru's mom and also more about Christophe. There was a lot of action and some really great fight scenes. Graves really gained some of my attention in this book, where in the previous books I was sort of a Christophe fan. Something about him in this one just endeared him to me. My complaint, the ending was a cliffhanger. No need for me to go on about how I despise them as I'm sure everyone knows how I feel. ...more

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Lili St. Crow was born in New Mexico, bounced around the world as an Air Force brat, and fell in love with writing when she was ten years old. She lives in Vancouver, Washington, in a house full of stray cats and children.

Lili St. Crow also writes as Lilith Saintcrow. ...more