A review by thecatladybooknook_penny
The Minders by John Marrs
dark
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
Before you read this book, I HIGHLY encourage you to read The Passengers and The One first. There are spoilers in the first few pages of this book for those books AND the characters in this book are living their lives based upon actions that have happen in The Passengers and The One.
Four people are chosen based on their answers to a puzzle to be The Minders, people who have governmental data embedded in their bodies in order to protect the data and classified information from hackers until the government can make their systems hack-proof. I FLEW through this book just as I did the previously mentioned books. The chapters are super short which lends to fast reading and the story is very engaging. Twists and turns pop up where you least expect which adds to wanting to read this book in a sitting or two.
Fans of Blake Crouch would appreciate these 3 books. I highly recommend!
Four people are chosen based on their answers to a puzzle to be The Minders, people who have governmental data embedded in their bodies in order to protect the data and classified information from hackers until the government can make their systems hack-proof. I FLEW through this book just as I did the previously mentioned books. The chapters are super short which lends to fast reading and the story is very engaging. Twists and turns pop up where you least expect which adds to wanting to read this book in a sitting or two.
Fans of Blake Crouch would appreciate these 3 books. I highly recommend!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Murder
Minor: Self harm and Abortion