Mind Power: Perceivers #4

Jane Killick

Nov 2016 · Perceivers Book 4 · Elly Books

About this ebook

When the peace between norms and perceivers breaks down, Michael takes his fight to the heart of power in this thrilling novel about young people with special powers.

Hiding the truth about his ability to read minds and move objects with his thoughts, Michael resists Pauline’s plea to help save the perceivers. But when the hatred of normal people hits close to home, he’s forced to take action.

 

Battling betrayal, rogue military forces and murder, Michael uncovers a conspiracy hidden within the walls of Parliament. Faced with the shocking truth, he joins forces with Pauline to stop the destruction of his perceiver friends and change the world forever.

 

Full of action, intrigue and adventure, Mind Power is the exciting conclusion to the Perceivers series. An unmissable read.

Ratings and reviews

I read all of the series, I feel that all of the comments on here were by the authors friends who didn't want to hurt her feelings. There are lots of typos and even a repeated paragraph somewhere around chapter 13 or 14. The girl on all of the covers except the first I feel isn't even in the books because she is blonde. The girl Michael (the protagonist) likes is described as having jet black hair. I honestly like the stories just think the author should have found a better proof reader.

This series was great! The books were fun to read and not explicit in any way like most books are now. Family friendly and captivating all the way through. I promised myself that I wouldn't spend any money on a book but I broke that promise after readong the first of this series.

Started the first book & I was intrigued. Then the second book with it's emotional roller coaster & the fleshing out of the character development grabbed hold, I was hooked. The third book lagged a bit, but not enough to make me lose interest. Now having finished the final book, I can't help but wonder what would happen next. Loved the suprise at the end. Best way to end a series is to leave open the possibility of more while also taking care of unfinished business from the previous books. :)

About the author

 Author and journalist Jane Killick juggles a career working for BBC radio in the UK with her interest in science fiction and stories in the modern world with a twist. For many years, she also wrote for science fiction magazines about TV and film and has written several books on the subject, including Stasis Leaked Complete, which goes behind the scenes of the TV series Red Dwarf, and her books about Babylon 5, the Season-by-Season guides.

She currently lives the single life in Buckinghamshire, England and can be often heard reading the news on BBC Three Counties Radio.

More at: janekillick.com