Actual rating: 2.5 
 Mind Games by Kiersten White had so much more potential than what it lived up to. 
 While it was a decent story overall, I never found myself becoming completely immersed in the story or really caring about much of the characters. 
 Fia and Annie both preach about how committed they are to each other to pretty much every character throughout the book, but I never really felt that immense sisterly love between them. Instead, they always seemed to be doing things to spite one another, which made it very difficult to really care about either of them. 
 The love interests didn't capture me at all. Honestly, I could care less about any of them. 
 I didn't mind the alternating chapters of Fia and Annie's perspectives, but I felt it was a little much to include flashbacks to many ages as well. They just didn't really do anything for me. Sometimes I had to flip back to the start of the chapter and figure out at what point in their lives the chapter was about. It ruined the flow of the book for me just a tad. 
 Not to sound like I completely despised the novel, the story line was quite action packed and fast paced, as Fia and Annie attempted to get themselves out of a load of trouble and the present day story line took place over only a couple of days. 
 Overall, I feel like Mind Games only scratched the surface of its potential. I never really got hooked into the story, despite the spurts of action. I will, however, read the sequel because White finished the book with a cliffhanger that had me scratching my head and wondering what exactly just happened.