Ghost Bird Books in Order

Sheltered Sang Sorenson wants one normal friendship, not another night trapped by her parents' fears. Meeting Kota and his group of Academy boys gives her that chance, but their kindness comes tangled with secrets.

Sang starts Ashley Waters High hoping to disappear less and live more. Instead, school violence, hostile administrators, and the Academy boys' hidden mission turn her first days into a fight to stay standing.

With her mother hospitalized and her father gone, Sang is suddenly freer and more fragile at the same time. The Academy team steps in to care for her, just as old enemies and school officials close in.

After one of her mother's punishments nearly kills her, Sang's new friends stop treating her home life as background noise. The Academy boys push deeper into her world and make it clear they want her safe, whether her family likes it or not.

Anonymous threats force Sang and the boys behind the walls of the Morgan estate, where safety starts to feel shaky too. Someone knows too much, and hiding only gives the unseen enemy more room to strike.

Homecoming week should be simple, but Silas's buried past comes roaring back at the worst possible time. Bomb threats, stalking, and school politics force the Academy team to push past defense and finally hit back.

Sang is pulled deeper into the boys' lives as trouble at Ashley Waters keeps growing. Nathan's violent father resurfaces, emotions start slipping past the rules, and the cost of staying together gets harder to ignore.

This quiet winter short spends a day off with Sang and the boys instead of throwing them into another crisis. It is a warm, playful pause that shows why their growing bond matters.

This Halloween short gives Sang and the boys a brief chance to breathe. Scary movies, pumpkins, and teasing affection carry them toward homecoming, even while the bigger pressures around them never fully let up.

Sang's absences and secrets leave her in trouble at school, where one more mistake could bring adults crashing into everything the team is hiding. Then suspicion starts circling Luke, and the cracks inside the group widen.

Sang wants a real place in the Academy, but getting there means winning over the boys and facing what they still hide from her. At the same time, Gabriel pulls away, sending her digging into a painful past.

Sang is finally brought toward an official meeting with the Academy, but even her own team is unsure whether the timing is safe. To stay with them, she has to prove she can face new rules, new tests, and new alliances.

Sang's father returns and demands she come home, dragging her back toward a life she no longer wants. Between family pressure and growing strain inside the team, her place in the Academy suddenly feels far from secure.

Back at Ashley Waters, Sang tries to look like a normal student while the lies around her keep getting harder to manage. When the truth starts reaching Kota's family, Nathan takes on the kind of burden that could break the whole team.

Gabriel has friends, but he still longs for someone who really notices him. When Sang enters the picture, her kindness and curiosity hit him hard, and helping her starts to feel like something deeper.

Nathan understands what damage at home can do, which is why Sang unsettles him so quickly. In this companion story, his urge to help her becomes personal long before she knows how much he sees.

After a disastrous birthday and a fight with his parents, Victor finally steps out from under the life built for him. Freedom looks good on him, until his public image threatens Sang, the team, and everything they are hiding.

A lead tied to Sang's mother sends her and Gabriel toward family history neither of them can ignore. The trip opens old wounds, new answers, and a closer look at why Gabriel matters so much to her.

Kota is stretched thin when trouble from his father's side threatens to return and the team starts shifting into a new phase. Sang sees just how much he holds together as both of them try to keep old ties from strangling the present.