A review by sweetdreams_sunshine
Mind Games by Kiersten White
4.0
Probably more like 3.5 stars but I felt like rounding up.
This is a super easy, fast-paced read. White managed to keep me engaged with her story telling throughout the book and the ending definitely left me intrigued as to how the rest of this series will flow and develop.
My biggest complaint is I wish that White hadn't put so much focus on the flashbacks. Although some were important I felt they were repetitive to a point and were not completely necessary to show the changes and struggles in the sisters' relationship yet the unchanging devotion. I was far more interested in the present time story line and what was going on there. Also for whatever reason I thought Annie and Fia were twins, so it was definitely interesting to learn that there is a year or so age difference between the two.
Overall I really enjoyed the story. I loved Fia and Adam,. I have mixed feelings about Annie and James, although the ending definitely improved my opinion of both. The ending was fantastic and a great lead on to the next book. It definitely left me wanting more. I can't wait to see what happens in the next book!
This is a super easy, fast-paced read. White managed to keep me engaged with her story telling throughout the book and the ending definitely left me intrigued as to how the rest of this series will flow and develop.
My biggest complaint is I wish that White hadn't put so much focus on the flashbacks. Although some were important I felt they were repetitive to a point and were not completely necessary to show the changes and struggles in the sisters' relationship yet the unchanging devotion. I was far more interested in the present time story line and what was going on there. Also for whatever reason I thought Annie and Fia were twins, so it was definitely interesting to learn that there is a year or so age difference between the two.
Overall I really enjoyed the story. I loved Fia and Adam,