Review: Mind Games - Kiersten White

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On the lookout for the up and coming releases ?
Are you a fan of Kiersten White's series Paranormancly ?
Here today on The Phantom Paragrapher is her newest release .....
Review: Mind Games - Book #1 Mind Games - Kiersten White - February 2013
Do you get all excited over new series like I do ? This one inspired me to pick it up as I loved the cover. The story itself though is one of those stories that people will either love or hate, for me it was mixed feelings involved. Mind Games tells the story of two sisters Annie and Sofia , Annie is blind and has a gift - she can see the future. When their parents pass away from a car accident , the two of them are taken to a special boarding school where their abilities can be developed further. It is here that Annie begins her life as a reader and Sofia has been discovered as a one-of-a-kind , she contains perfect instincts. Nothing can go wrong as she always knows the right thing to do or the right answer. This however makes the readers hard to see her as she is always changing the future outcomes. What will happen though when Sofia is sent to kill someone, a young man named Adam and she fails ? Will the Keane foundation hunt her down and kill her ? Will her sister Annie be safe or does Annie know more than she is letting on to Sofia ?
Find out all this and more in Book #1 Mind Games, a new series released in February by Kiersten White.
 
 
 

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  1. RissiJanuary 8, 2013 at 6:22 PM

    I'm curious about this - and her prior series. In fact, I believe I have one of the books in that set.

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