Mind Game

By: Iris Johansen

Narrated by: Elisabeth Rodgers

From the number one New York Times best-selling author comes a new explosive thriller.

Mind Game takes Jane MacGuire back to Scotland, where she continues her search for the treasure she's been chasing for years. But now she's being plagued by dreams of a girl in danger. Who is this girl, and what is she trying to tell Jane? And will Jane figure it out before it's too late - for her and the mysterious young woman? Things are further complicated when Seth Caleb comes back into Jane's life. This time he's the one in trouble, and Jane will find herself pulled unexpectedly into his world as she fights to save him.

With the adventure, intrigue, and explosive energy that Iris Johansen fans love, Mind Game is a high-octane thriller that listeners won't be able to pause.

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WONDERFUL

Loved it!!!!!!!!! Suspenseful!!! Romantic!!!
I truly enjoy listening to Ms. Rogers ,very good book!
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Compassion

The suspense was awesome, and I liked that the story ended on a happy note.

Waiting

I've been waiting for this book since ice met Caleb.. He's a mystery and he wanted it to stay that way.. But to get a glimpse of him was exciting. And a vulnerable Jane is a good look. She's so much in control that it's nice to see someone else take it from her. This book was full of excitement and murder and mayhem.. Just how I like it

the book was awesome

I really enjoy Iris johansen's book suspense thriller and always something going on great book

I am SO over Jane and her attitude...

I'm liking the Eve Duncan series. Some of it is obvious, some cheesy or outdated "roles," but those things don't bother me. I love that they blend murder, mystery, suspense, and mystical elements...some of my favorite genres! I can even handle the "will they, won't they" tension between some of the male and female characters. However, I'm on chapter 4 of this book right now, and I'm literally yelling out loud at Jane and her nasty, rude, condescending comments towards Caleb. You wonder why he doesn't tell you anything or be serious when emotionality comes into play! Then, he starts opening up to her, at her insistence to do so from the beginning, and she snaps back with, "why are you telling me all of this?!" Furthermore, he's clearly vulnerable and upset about his sister, and she starts throwing all of these nasty barbs to the effect of, "well maybe if you didn't leave her she wouldn't be in danger."

If I were Caleb, I'd cut my loses and leave this woman. She's the worst.