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| Title | : | Introductions (The Ghost Bird #1) |
| Author | : | C.L. Stone |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 206 pages |
| Published | : | December 23rd 2012 by Arcato Publishing |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Polyamorous. Reverse Harem. Romance. Contemporary |
C.L. Stone
Kindle Edition | Pages: 206 pages Rating: 4.1 | 14387 Users | 1024 Reviews
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With an agoraphobic mother and a barely-there father, Sang abhors the isolation keeping her in the shadows. The only thing Sang craves is a fresh start and to be accepted as ordinary by her peers, because for her being different meant being cast out alone. When her family moves to a new school district, Sang infiltrates a group of boys nearly perfect in every way. Grateful for an influence outside of her parents’ negativity, she quickly bonds with the boys, hoping to blend in and learn from them what it means to have a natural relationship with friends. Only the boys have secrets of their own and they’ll do anything to keep her safe from the knowledge of the mysterious Academy that they've sworn allegiance to. Bit by bit, Sang discovers that her friends are far from the normalcy she expected. Will her loyalty change when she's forced to remain in the dark, or will she accept that she's traded one house of secrets for another? Meet Kota, Victor, Silas, Nathan, Gabriel, Luke and North in a story about differences and loyalty, truth and mystery, friendships and heart-throbbing intimacy. The Academy, ever vigilant.
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Ghost Bird #1 |
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Ratings: 4.1 From 14387 Users | 1024 ReviewsCommentary Of Books Introductions (The Ghost Bird #1)
I really need a long series with angsty romance so let's do this!I can't rate this book. I can find SO MANY faults with this book but I'm still dying to read the sequel. I guess I would put this under my guilty pleasure books tab in goodreads because I just couldn't stop reading this book and I have no idea why! Maybe it has something to do with the fact that it has seven hot guys in it. You heard me ... SEVEN guys.The plus point of this book is that there isn't a love triangle/heptagon yet and the male characters are different and draw you to the story.Each
Disclaimer: I'm all for reverse harem and in no way do I intend on slut shaming. The only problem I have is with the author, not the characters. [I would say spoiler alert but I wont bother because reading this review would save you from reading the book]Ok I don't think Ive ever given a book a 1 star - not even crappy fan fiction or After (fan pic made into novel) which promotes an unhealthy and abusive relationship. This is worse. It has every single YA cliché and bad trope you could think of.
My Rating: 3.5 StarsSang would give anything to be able to make a fresh start and re-invent the girl-in-the-shadows she has become. Maybe this move to a new home and school would be it. Ye, Sang had no idea just how much her life would changeC.L. Stones INTRODUCTIONS is exactly that, an introduction into Sangs new world outside of her dysfunctional familys influence. The night she met Kota would be the start of changes she could only dream of, seven model-handsome boys, all friends, all drawn to
A book version of Japanese reverse harem animes, except everyone is suburban white. And constantly blushing.Is the cover guy supposed to be Kota? That is SO not how I pictured him.The Academy series revolves around Sang, your typical straight white virgin with a psychotic family, zero personality, and 9 (as in NINE) guys chasing her ass like it's God's gift to man. I would be less annoyed about this situation if any of the characters could deviate even slightly from the cliched, but nope. Sang
Sang is a troubled girl - she has a controlling and abusive mother who doesn't allow her to have any friends and is convinced that every boy out there just wants to rape or kill Sang. They have recently moved into a new neighborhood and Sang meets several boys that are very nice and aren't ax murderers (shocker). She quickly becomes friends with the whole gang, but keeping her new friendships from her mother is difficult. As the start of school gets closer, Sang learns that the trouble at home
*blinks in confusion* What in the world did I just read?Was there a plot? Was there action? I'm so confused. And yet...... I HAVE TO READ THE NEXT ONE This was honestly exactly like the title says. It is all introductions. But pleasant ones with hunky boys. I can't really fault Sang for being extremely confused and still somehow completely ok with it. I know I would have in high school. Hey-oooMoving past Sang, let's talk about "All Those Boys!" as my great-grandmother would have said. (She
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