Knowing the
truth about everyone can sometimes put a damper on Cameron. She cannot believe
the people she calls “friends” are a bunch of two-faced liars. Besides, “most
people’s thoughts were annoying.” (374) I agreed with Cameron about there being
“so many more important things than school crushes.” She wasn’t flaky and vain
like the other kids. I dug that about her.
The plot
suddenly thickens when a body mysteriously appears on a beach shore and the
words “I killed her” filters into Cameron’s head amid the screams of rambling
thoughts. But who said it? Then a strange boy—one Cameron can’t read—shows up out
of the blue. Could Lewis be like her?
I just loved
Lewis! He was an intriguing heart throb with mystifying allure and a protective
nature.
The hunt for
the Mind Readers was on and Cameron could be in danger—unless she goes with
Lewis to a school and trains her abilities. I couldn’t help but be impressed by
all their powers.
You could
feel Cameron’s hard work and frustrations as she tries to master her powers. In
the meantime, she’s still this shy, giddy girl, especially when she was around
Lewis. But are Lewis’ feelings genuine? Was the mentor, Aaron, being honest? Or
were they both just using her?
Well-written
and enjoyable! A story that pulls you into a vortex of mystery and excitement.
I can’t wait
for more of the Mind Readers.
On TBR list:
The Mind Thieves (Book 2)
My rating: 5 stars
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