The Academy - Friends vs. Family: The Ghost Bird Series #3

C. L. Stone

Aug 2013 · The Ghost Bird Series Book 3 · Arcato Publishing

About this ebook

Friends vs. Family is the third book in The Academy Ghost Bird Series.

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

Keywords: spies, family, young adult, child abuse, coming of age, friendship, action, adventure, YA, mysteries, thrillers, Charleston, academy, menage, reverse, harem, dysfunctional, relationships, social situations, sleuth, private detective, neglect, family, families, high, school, sibling, bullies, bullying, love, romantic, romance, teen, drama, love triangle, contemporary, secrets

Ratings and reviews

Omg! It just keeps getting better! I soooo want to jump thru this book to pull every hair from sang's creepy moms head 👊👊👊👎👎👎

Loved them all. Don't stop. Follow Sang and boys through academy. Makes us older folks smile.

The series is changing. The story is more multi-dimentional. I couldn't put it down. Family really is a choice-great message!

About the author

C. L. Stone once lived in Charleston, SC, and currently lives among Cajuns. She writes about cute boys and uncomfortable situations, usually mixed together.