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Title	:	Friends vs. Family (The Ghost Bird #3)
Author	:	C.L. Stone
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 438 pages
Published	:	August 26th 2013 by Arcato Publishing
Categories	:	Polyamorous. Reverse Harem. Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. High School

Friends vs. Family (The Ghost Bird #3)

C.L. Stone

Kindle Edition | Pages: 438 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 9410 Users | 369 Reviews

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Sang Sorenson is forced to suffer through another of her mother’s extreme punishments. It almost kills her. The Academy boys vow it will be the last. They're determined to keep Sang safe, especially from her own family. Their solution: complete invasion of her life. Kota, Luke, Silas, Nathan, Victor, Gabriel and North do everything within their power to show Sang what true loyalty means. It takes more than blood to make a family and they want Sang in theirs. In this third book of The Academy series Sang experiences a taste of freedom and what it’s like to truly be cared for...to be wanted. Sang learns a bit more about the boys’ broken families and the boys discover more than they could ever have bargained for about Sang’s. The Academy was the answer to their problems. Could it be hers? Sang’s actions will force her mother to reveal a startling truth. A truth that will change Sang’s life and the boys’ lives in unpredictable ways. Forever. The Academy, Allegiance

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Ghost Bird #3
Characters:	Victor, North, Kota, Sang, Gabriel (Ghost Bird), Luke (Ghost Bird)

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Ratings: 4.37 From 9410 Users | 369 Reviews

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I have the "hots" for North and Mr Blackbourne... I love them!!! <3

I was so excited that the third book in this series came out. I like each of the characters for different reasons and C.L. Stone does a wonderful job describing them so that I have my own vivid perfect picture of each of "the boys" in my head :-) I laughed really hard in this book (shopping with 7 boys at The Mall and Kota's Mom/haircut/Date scene were my favs) and I cried at parts too.My favorite part was the end when the POV changes from Sang to another character :-) I hope there is more of

Dropped at page 160. Too repetitive and boring. Maybe I'll pick it up in the future.

Please see my full review hereI LOVE these books, I love the idea of an unconventional, poly-amorous relationship between Sang and the Academy guys, and I truly hope that C.L. Stone continues in that particular vein, realizing that her readers may not be opposed to that, as it can be done without sordidness and will be a welcome change from the whole Team Boy A vs Team Boy B. It will allow for a Team Everyone, and then everyone wins :-)

This series is honestly so good and now I have to read ALL the books. I'm not stopping now.

Honestly, I can't get enough of these books! C L Stone writes in such a way that I studiously read every. word. on. the. page!! I love all of the boys and how they stick up for Sang and how they love her so well! Have never written a review since my membership about a year ago, and felt that I HAD to write one for this series. Seriously, every book keeps getting better!Kota has a soft place in my heart. I think it's because he was the one that first rescued her and she has already been so

Now that I have come down from my anger ball I think I can logically review this book. C.L. certainly upped her game on this one! Not only did she take the Mother's abuse to a whole brand new messed up level--we know WHY the abuse is happening in the first place. I wasn't buying what everyone was selling me that the cancer made her 'crazy'. Then I noticed the just as crazy older sister wasn't getting ANY punishments. It was all in Sang's hands. So in my adult brain--I tried to figure it all out.