Rating: 3.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers for this book, spoilers for book 1*** 
 This book takes place a little while after Fia faked Annie's death. Fia is working with James Keane to take down James's father from the inside and has no plans to return to Annie. Annie is hopping from place to place with Lerner so that she can remain safe and hidden. She begins to see more useful things than before. Everyone is keeping secrets. Nothing is for certain anymore, and even Fia is having trouble making the right choice. 
 I enjoyed Mind Games more than Perfect Lies, but I still liked this one. Both books were interesting, but I found the first one more so. At first, the timeline of this book confused me until I figured it out. The beginnings of chapters appear like "Annie - 3 months before" or "Fia - 36 hours before" and it took me a while to figure out that Annie's chapters take place at an earlier time than Fia's, which is pretty confusing. At least this time every other chapter wasn't a hop back to the distant past. 
 Once again, I found Fia a much more interesting character than Annie. She has a more interesting mind than Annie, in my opinion. I think White does a really great job of showing Fia's "insanity" in her writing. She's definitely my favourite character in this book. I also really loved "Pixie" as Fia calls her. It was nice seeing Fia finally have a friend and seeing how she interacts with someone she would consider a friend. Pixie was such an unpredictable character that I was always eager to find out what she really wanted. I also found Annie less boring in this book. She's a lot less helpless sounding and it felt more necessary to have her perspective, whereas in the first book I found Annie's perspective unnecessary. 
 Overall, this was a nice, quick read, and a good continuation of the first book. We get introduced to some new characters and things are more intense. If you liked Mind Games, definitely read Perfect Lies.