Review: The Mind Games (The Mind Readers 3), a bittersweet ending to the series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2013
The Mind Games (The Mind Readers)definitely reads like the final chapter in a trilogy. It's a bittersweet ending to the series because it's a plausible, yet tragic and cathartic ending. It rings true to the situations of life.To me this entire trilogy was about a girl's coming of age story. This final chapter epitomized this more than the others. Although I think there are more stories to tell about Cameron and her mind reading friends, Cameron really does come into her own in this one.Even with it being the final full length book, Lori Brighton manages to bring shock and awe to the story. There is one twist that I didn't see coming. Looking back I realize they were there I just didn't see or realize them; like they say hindsight is twenty/twentyFans of the first two books will be pleased with this one even if its ending is bittersweet. All children have to learn to stand apart from their parents to truly become adults. Finishing this book I think Cameron final came of age. She is deserving of her respite, finally finding everything that she was searching for in the very first novel.