This little novella is suppose to get me into reading mind games. The first book of the series. Which it did. My favorite character is Annie. In just 30 pages I kinda enjoyed it. Annie is blind and has telepathy. She can see the future. She saw how her parents died. I think its so cool her being blind and then seeing the future. How can a blind person see? But she gets these vivid visions. Where she sees color and pictures. I love it. Sofia is the one that takes care of her. And is fighting for her own personal life. Like really every teenager. Thats what I got out of these few pages. I cant wait to read the first book now and see what I think about it. Love Annie though. What I like most about this short story, you don't have to read either of the books to really understand it. It's told from the dual POV of Fia and Annie. Annie's POV is in the past, before they enter Keane; Fia's is just a few months after they've been at Keane. The time line for this one was MUCH easier to keep track of then the one for the books themselves (something I did write about in both my reviews). I have to say the more I have read of this series, the more I like it (since I wasn't thrilled with the first book when I read it). This novella gives great insight into why the two sisters ended up at the school. How Annie started her visions before and how Fia always had a inkling for things even before they were recruited. It gives some great insight into their personalities. This one does paint much less of a "crazy" picture of Fia, though. If you like this series, I highly recommend this novella.
I really hate waiting for the next book in a series to come out and this .5 things don't help.
—jen
A very quick read,and very good. Makes you understand why Fia did what she did in Mind Games.
—suva
great little snippets and a peak into different days and times with Fia and Annie.
—d3ghtcbu
Looking forward to this series.
—pinky62
story was good
—KayJay
