The nice folks from Alchemy of Scrawl (great name) did this review the other day in print and video: ‘This story is right up my alley. I read the beginning part kind of fast so it seemed disjointed at first … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars Big time Thriller…Cant put down. March 17, 2012 By debndi7 OMG! As I started to read this book, it jumped right in at the beginning from the death of a friend, to mind probing, running for your life, … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars Truly Awesome, March 9, 2012 By Beth Anson (Illinois) I rarely leave reviews, but this book was so extraordinary, that I couldn’t Not say anything. I had such fun reading this – mentally carooming wildly from one … Continue reading →
‘4.0 out of 5 stars A rollicking good read, 3 Mar 2012 By nom de plume “JS” (London) This is a great book, showing promise of good things to read from this writer for years. The plot is well constructed, believable, yet brain-stretching, but … Continue reading →
New Mindbenders Review on Amazon this morning. I’m blushing! 4.0 out of 5 stars Mind Controlling Conspiracy Thriller, January 2, 2012 By Danny Norbury (NJ, USA) – Anyone who hasn’t read about the CIA’s experiments with mind control and alternate reality should at … Continue reading →
For the next three days, through December 26th, ‘Mindbenders’ will be a free ebook download on Amazon! The Reviewers have spoken: ‘Mindbenders is an incredible read and I was recommending it to others before I even finished reading it. I … Continue reading →
Major ‘Mindbenders’ news: ‘Mindbenders’ is now featured on ‘DailyCheapReads‘! The ‘Mindbenders’ sequel is well underway. I’m hoping for spring. In the next week or so, I’ll have exciting news about several new Mindbenders stories! These are tales that take place in … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars Who is controlling whom?, September 29, 2011 By mountainmama “Shirley Hicks” (Charleston, West Virginia, USA) – When Greg’s guardian is murdered, Max Renn shows up and whisks him into a world of mindbenders. Mind and memory fried by … Continue reading →
Two articles I’ve read in recent days draw an interesting contrast: 1) A study in a Swiss university tested financial traders in a decision-making game and found them more prone to cheating and back-stabbing than psychopaths. The article suggests that while the … Continue reading →
A Mindbenders double-feature: a new review and an interview with the author (Him? Again?) on the Kindle Author site today. Consider My Mind Bent, September 12, 2011 By Steve Madden (Richland, WA USA) Ted Krever’s Mindbenders was a wonderful surprise. It took me all … Continue reading →
