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| Original Title: | Perfect Lies |
| ISBN: | 0062135848 (ISBN13: 9780062135841) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Mind Games #2 |
Kiersten White
Hardcover | Pages: 232 pages Rating: 3.74 | 4344 Users | 561 Reviews
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Annie and Fia are ready to fight back. The sisters have been manipulated and controlled by the Keane Foundation for years, trapped in a never ending battle for survival. Now they have found allies who can help them truly escape. After faking her own death, Annie has joined a group that is plotting to destroy the Foundation. And Fia is working with James Keane to bring his father down from the inside. But Annie's visions of the future can't show her who to trust in the present. And though James is Fia's first love, Fia knows he's hiding something. The sisters can rely only on each other - but that may not be enough to save them.
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| Title | : | Perfect Lies (Mind Games #2) |
| Author | : | Kiersten White |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 232 pages |
| Published | : | February 18th 2014 by HarperTeen |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Science Fiction. Romance. Dystopia. Fiction |
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Ratings: 3.74 From 4344 Users | 561 ReviewsCriticism About Books Perfect Lies (Mind Games #2)
Blog | Pinterest | Twitter | Booktube | Booklikes | Instagram | Google+ | TumblrNo doubt that Mind Games was a highly polarizing novel. Most of my blogger friends disliked it, but it seemed like literary publications generally praised Mind Games (I believe one publication had called it a tour de force), and I personally liked it and was curious as to where White would take the plot. So, when I saw Perfect Lies on Edelweiss, I decided why not. I nearly cried reading this novel. Me! Maybe in my3.5 starsSurprised by my rating? So am I. White's books and I don't have the best of relationships. I tolerated Paranormalcy because I thought it was fun and silly and insubstantial and didn't claim to be anything besides just that. Mind Games, however, was an entirely different story. The themes were darker, and so the narrative needed to be complex and layered, the characters far more profound and morally ambiguous than they ever were in Paranrmalcy, and the story also needed to have a bigger
Also reviewed for Addicted2HeroinesIf you read (and liked) Mind Games, then you'll definitely want to pick this up. I'm not sure, but it seems to be the conclusion to Fia and Annie's story. There's no cliffhanger at the end of this one, at least. And everything seemed to be somewhat tidied up...Again, the story is told between the alternating POV's of the sisters, but this time around Annie is not simply a bystander. In the last book Fia pretended to kill Annie, and left her on the sidewalk
*I received a free ARC of Perfect Lies from Harper Collins UK, Children's via Netgalley in exchange of an honest review*I only have one word. A single word for now: AMAZEBALLS!This and all my other reviews are originally posted on my blog (un)Conventional Bookviews
Also reviewed for Addicted2HeroinesIf you read (and liked) Mind Games, then you'll definitely want to pick this up. I'm not sure, but it seems to be the conclusion to Fia and Annie's story. There's no cliffhanger at the end of this one, at least. And everything seemed to be somewhat tidied up...Again, the story is told between the alternating POV's of the sisters, but this time around Annie is not simply a bystander. In the last book Fia pretended to kill Annie, and left her on the sidewalk
Perfect Lies was a great sequel which kept all the original intricacies of Mind Games while pushing these same details to the edge. While I enjoyed Mind Games a bit more than Perfect Lies I can still appreciate where Kiersten White took the story and how she built up the characters for the fantastical, yet anti climatic, ending. (view spoiler)[ didn't it seem to anybody else that the big bad guy just died way too easily? (hide spoiler)]Perfect Lies has the same great mood and easy dialogue of
This is a great sequel to Mind Games.Perfect Lies keeps up the fast-paced and twisted plot of the first book.I still loved the two main characters, Fia and Annie. I really enjoyed seeing Annie develop and gain some confidence and strength. Fia's struggle with knowing the true difference between right and wrong is as intriguing as ever.The most unique aspect of this book is the way it is told. There are two POVs, similar to Mind Games, but they are on two different time lines. We see from Annie's
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