Fia’s perfect gut instinct power was lost in this book.Īll in all I wasn’t very impressed with the Mind Games series, I am sad to say. However, the only powers Perfect Lies really showcases are physically blind Annie’s (she can see snippets of the future) and seriously spunky Pixie’s (mind reading). Normally “powers” books agree with me very much, but I guess this was an exception. I did enjoy Annie’s little romantic subplot, but it wasn’t a big focus of the story. There were no plot twists, there wasn’t much tension, the supporting characters fell flat. It’s an improvement over Mind Games, that I will say, but Perfect Lies still didn’t hit me with anything mind blowing. I guess what I’m saying is that I neither liked nor disliked this book. But at the same time I was content with it. And yet, I didn’t feel like the plot unnecessarily meandered… The end of the book, which I believe wraps up this two-book series, a duology, didn’t completely satisfy me.
It was interesting and kept my attention, but some things were a bit all over the place and not always super concise. I can’t think of that much to say about Perfect Lies. (If you read my review of Mind Games, you’ll know how I don’t like to take time on chapter headers.) Which gets confusing if you’re not constantly reading the chapter headers.
The chapters alternate between the sisters, and the chapters still jump around in time, like in Mind Games. Rafael played a much bigger part in this book after his random appearance in Mind Games. Perfect Lies improves on the characters and the plot the world building, eh, not so much. The characters, the world, and the plot were lacking. I wasn’t a huge fan of Mind Games, the first book. Keane with the help from their various peers. The Keane Foundation uses psychics to conduct corporate espionage.
Perfect Lies picks up from where Mind Games left off. Format: Hardcover, 230 pages, HarperTeen, HarperCollinsPublishers, 2014. Read my review of Mind Games, Book #1, here. Perfect Lies by Kiersten White, Book #2 in the Mind Games series.
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