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It's a young adult series but I've noticed a ton of older fans. I'm in my twenties. I read, I think on her website, that the theme might mature a little as the characters age.
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Here was my response to someone who asked a similar question. Figured it would help you too:
I'm not sure if this is technically classified as it's own 'genre', but I can tell you for certain that either way this series is "Reverse Harem," which essentially means that there is one girl and multiple guys who are all attracted to, in love with, or care deeply about that one girl in some way, shape or form.
Hope this helped. I did a lot of research into this 'genre,' since The Ghost Bird series has officially peeked my interest of it. What can I say? I'm a curious creature. I've fallen in love with the entire dynamic of it and the way C. L. Stone pulls it off. If you haven't already, I definitely recommend reading the entire series. If you have, and are looking for a similar novel, I think 'Finding My Pack' by Lane Whitt is the closest example. Although there is a cliffhanger and, personally, I don't believe it's as good as The Ghost Bird series... Then again, I'm starting to believe that, for this genre at least, that simply isn't possible. Hats off to C. L. Stone for pulling off such a masterpiece of a novel! :)
I'm not sure if this is technically classified as it's own 'genre', but I can tell you for certain that either way this series is "Reverse Harem," which essentially means that there is one girl and multiple guys who are all attracted to, in love with, or care deeply about that one girl in some way, shape or form.
Hope this helped. I did a lot of research into this 'genre,' since The Ghost Bird series has officially peeked my interest of it. What can I say? I'm a curious creature. I've fallen in love with the entire dynamic of it and the way C. L. Stone pulls it off. If you haven't already, I definitely recommend reading the entire series. If you have, and are looking for a similar novel, I think 'Finding My Pack' by Lane Whitt is the closest example. Although there is a cliffhanger and, personally, I don't believe it's as good as The Ghost Bird series... Then again, I'm starting to believe that, for this genre at least, that simply isn't possible. Hats off to C. L. Stone for pulling off such a masterpiece of a novel! :)
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