Mind Games is one of those books that easily surprises you and blows you away with its awesomeness. I was pretty intrigued with the synopsis and I have to say the story kind of grabs you right from the first page. The concept, a company who uses girls with special powers to do their bidding, is pretty cool in itself, and I really liked how White laid it all out. What's even more, I was really drawn to the characters, especially Fia. 
 I think what I liked most about this was the relationship between Fia and Annie. From beginning to end, their love and loyalty to each other was incomparable. Yes, they had some selfish moments and their circumstances definitely put some strains on their relationship, but their bond was strong and I really appreciated that aspect of the book. Annie is basically the innocent, naive, "weak" one and I didn't really like her most of the time, but she has her moments. I think she became a stronger and more likable character as the story progresses, whereas I really liked Fia from the start. She's kind of wild and crazy, but after everything they put her through, it's understandable, and also, necessary. Fia is such a strong, determined, fierce female character and I loved being inside her head. Oh, there was one scene where Fia does something CRAZY in order to protect Annie that totally shocked me. I loved it! 
 Oh, and that ending?! Brillant! I kind of saw it coming, but not until right before it happened. And I loved it! I'll admit, there were a few lulls here and there, particularly with Annie's chapters, but I still really liked the story overall. The plot was very well done and you can tell that things are only just getting started. You've got a good amount of action and drama with a little bit of romance mixed in. I definitely enjoyed this one and I'm looking forward to the sequel.