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AHKGFJALSHDGJFLJASDKGHFKUSLJDKFADHKFL I don't know how to feel anymore so I just won't rate this book. What made me most uncomfortable about this book is, of course, the feeling that we're increasingly edging towards out and out polygamy with this story. It makes me want to reread the first few books over and over again to get back that innocent feeling.
I like how Sang was able to show some other skills she had in this book. Is this character development? She's slowly revealing more sides of her to the guys, which I find interesting (because, you know, it's the guys. The hot guys. The hot and sweet guys. You get me.).
I've missed Gabriel specifically this time around. Even before that big blow up, I'd been craving for his comic relief and upbeat attitude. I also wish we got to see more of that birthday party. I, and the characters, just want a break from all the tension. Victor wasn't there, which caused some disturbance in Sang and myself. It wasn't completely carefree, which only slightly lessened my discomfort over everything. Maybe I'll reread that sleepover scene...
I'm actually not sure if I want to continue with series, seeing as it's making me so uneasy. At this junction, I can probably back off this series, at least for a little while. After all, I don't think it's even over yet. I wouldn't want to get to the end of the books that are already out only to have to wait for the next one, falling off a cliffhanger. -sigh- I suppose I'll back off for at least a little while in order to find some nice light read with a strictly platonic setting and plot.
UPDATE:
WOAHWOAHWOAH SO I WAS READING THE SUMMARY FOR THE TENTH BOOK AND IT SAYS ONE OF THE GENRES IS “EROTICA>MENAGE”. Welp .-. I guess it's time for me to put down this book if I know what's good for me.
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12 primary books16 released booksThe Ghost Bird is a 17-book series with 13 primary works first released in 2012 with contributions by C.L. Stone.
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