I had a hard time deciding if I'd give this 4 or 5 stars, so this is more like 4.5 stars. Really, this was a great book! I loved the story and it's amazing how it all fit in such a short book. Yes, I know there's a sequel. I'm also amazed how there were two POVs and then it went fluently from present to past. I really loved the flashbacks, they brought so muhc more to the story. I definitely recommend to read Mind Games in one or as few sittings as possible because it's really short but fast-paced. That's exactly what I didn't do and it kind of took something from the effect. Luckily I at least read straigt through about 70 pages of the ending to finish it, and doing that I realized my mistake of reading this in tiny parts. 
 The characters were amazing! Fia was such a strong female, so kickass. I loved how her character was realistic, how the effects of what she has to do were shown. And throught the flashbacks we see how she became who she is. Annie was a great character too, but I enjoyed Fia's chapters more because of all the action. I hope to get to know the other characters more in the next book, for example Adam, James and Eden. And definitely more about Keane!! 
 There are still so many things I want to know! There should be so muhc in Perfect Lies... And now when I think about it, I really want to know how some women have those abilities, like what causes them? If that isin't told in the sequel I'll be disapoointed and then I could be talking about lacking in the world building. 
 At the end I found my absolute favorite quote of this book, and I have to mention it: (view spoiler)[We are a matched set of perfect liars, perfectly destroyed people, perfect for destruction. 
 (hide spoiler)] It has its own beauty, and tells vaguely what they've been through, what they are now and sets the tone for the sequel.