Black and Green (The Ghost Bird #11), C.L. Stone
Black and Green, (The Ghost Bird #11)
C.L. Stone
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It's a...Reverse Harem
From USA TODAY Bestselling Author, C. L. Stone, read Black and Green, the much-anticipated eleventh book in The Academy Ghost Bird Series. Sang Sorenson’s father abandoned her and her sister, leaving them to fend for themselves for months. He’s returned, and finds Sang is missing. He demands she return. Right now. Will he call the police if she doesn’t? Her Academy team doesn’t want to risk losing her ghost status and she doesn’t want to put them in danger, so she reluctantly returns home, but is comforted that she will still be monitored by them. But the second she opens the door, she discovers her father has made changes that will affect her entire future. His decisions will make them a normal family. Normal is no longer what Sang wants. It would kill her Academy career before it ever started. Not to mention it would end the special, new, and still-fragile relationships with the guys. Sang struggles with her family, her identity, and where she truly belongs. Now that the entire team knows about their romantic relationships with her, tensions are mounting, tearing the team apart from the inside. Only, Dr. Green isn't going to lie down and roll over by playing by the rules. Not anymore. Not while Sang is at risk. His heart can’t take leaving her in that house one more minute. He needs her. They all do. The Academy: Worth Risking All
I don't really know how I feel about this book. First of all, I have to say that this series is one of my favorite ones, so it pains me a lot saying what I am going to say.
I know that CL Stone has been struggling to write this book as I've read in some webs, but I'm sorry to say that this book didn't have that special feeling. It was shorter and had a feeling of darkness surrounding it.
I feel like there's a lack of growth in the relationship between Sang and the guys. Moreover, sometimes I felt like the characters weren't themselves like I was reading a fanfic with some out-of-character moments.
I'm not going to say anything but there's a plot twist I didn't see coming, and even if at first I didn't like it, I can understand the decision of the author. I'm still not convinced, though.
Furthermore, there were some things that weren't resolved (not too big, but they still bug me **SPOILER*** Sang messages Owen and he doesn't respond. She never confronts him about it and he doesn't say anything, even he was asked a question ***SPOILER***)
I'm really disappointed because basically nothing happened until the last chapter, when suddenly Sang and Kota talk about the shower thing. AT THE END OF THE BOOK. AT. THE. END. In what? Two kindle pages and it was already resolved.
Oh, and neither of the guys tried to solve the shower situation.
And to finish, I don't know if anyone has noticed, but Victor calls her Sweetie instead of Princess in some chapters. I don't really remember if he does this in the other books so I can't complain about it. Just putting it out there.
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