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A review by tessa_talks_books
Mind Games by Nora Roberts
3.75
Mind Games by Nora Roberts is not just another thriller. It's a unique blend of paranormal, serial-killer thriller, romance, and coming-of-age plot threads. The coming-of-age element is particularly significant as it follows the protagonist's journey of self-discovery and empowerment, adding depth to the overall narrative. All these threads are woven into a complex and mysterious story that kept me on the edge of my seat.
I loved the paranormal aspects. They reminded me of a paranormal ability that Terry Goodkind wrote about in his thriller duology, starting with The Girl in the Moon. It's chilling and creepy, and it held my attention thoroughly. It also provided all of the tension in the story, which kept the pace up.
The romance in 'Mind Games' blooms in the middle section, radiating a lovely and heartwarming aura. The tension, though slightly contrived, is balanced by the endearing chemistry between Thea and Ty. The family story and the emphasis on roots, particularly in the spiritual context of Appalachia, foster a sense of connection and love that resonated deeply with me.
Overall, this is a creepy and entertaining read.
I loved the paranormal aspects. They reminded me of a paranormal ability that Terry Goodkind wrote about in his thriller duology, starting with The Girl in the Moon. It's chilling and creepy, and it held my attention thoroughly. It also provided all of the tension in the story, which kept the pace up.
The romance in 'Mind Games' blooms in the middle section, radiating a lovely and heartwarming aura. The tension, though slightly contrived, is balanced by the endearing chemistry between Thea and Ty. The family story and the emphasis on roots, particularly in the spiritual context of Appalachia, foster a sense of connection and love that resonated deeply with me.
Overall, this is a creepy and entertaining read.