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3.5 ..Minders was most definitely interesting in some aspects. The thought of vacationing in someone's mind is exciting and scary and nearly original. Ford was complex (ish) and Sadie went through a bit of character development. The only real problem I had with it was the little love thingy going on. She seemed to gain an attraction for him out of nowhere, then was borderline hysterical for him to love her. Sure, being that intimate would change a person's feelings, and sure it aches to be so close yet so far from someone. But imagine if some priviledged person you mever met before was in your head for weeks, without you knowing, then confessed their love for you. It's creepy and became quite a sad yearning. She even goes on to talk to him a couple times after he specifically asked her MANY times to stay away. Otherwise, Minders was a good read.