Mind Writer A Novel eBook Mike Lynch Lisa Godfrees Deb Haggerty
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Born with a rare genetic mutation, Eighteen-year-old Rinee Newburgh has been kept in a secret government facility all her life. Trained to enhance her skills as a Mind Writer, her unique talents give her the ability to transfer a person’s thoughts, memories, personality—their soul—into a clone created for those deemed vital to society’s continued survival.
When Rinee’s friend and right hand to the President, Andrei Malotetnev, is nearly killed in an assassination attempt, she discovers the terrible truth—that Mind Writers are regarded as disposable, and life outside the Facility is nothing more than a pollution-filled world on the brink of collapse. She also learns of Malotetnev’s plan to kill millions of people as a means of freeing up dwindling resources needed by the government. Horrified at the thought of a modern day holocaust, Rinee escapes the Facility in a desperate attempt to warn the people of his evil intentions.
Locked in a race against time, Malotetnev sends his most trusted assassin with orders to eliminate Rinee at any cost before the truth can be revealed. What he didn't count on was an assassin with a conscience.
Mind Writer A Novel eBook Mike Lynch Lisa Godfrees Deb Haggerty
This book was a surprise sleeper for me. I'd never heard of it before, but as I've said in other reviews, the way I can tell a good book is if the first chapter grabs me and pulls me in. Mind Writer did just that, and I kept reading all the way to the end. The authors have crafted an imaginative tale about a group of people genetically able to transfer souls into cloned bodies of the dying or injured. Seems like a concept that wouldn't fit into a CF novel, but it actually does. And well. The world building is solid and the characters believable. There is a little bit of cliche and cheese, but I honestly kind of like those at times in a book, so it wasn't a detraction for me. There were also interesting questions raised about morality, and wow . . . what if someone really could do this and ended up retaining some of the memories of those they transferred. Interesting concept!Product details
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Mind Writer A Novel eBook Mike Lynch Lisa Godfrees Deb Haggerty Reviews
I loved this story. Mind writers that transfer souls into clones. As they do the transfer the memories of that person stay with the mind writer. This creates a great original read. The characters were well developed but there were so many at times I was a bit confused for a couple minutes. Overall a good read.
Great debut for Ms. Godfrees! I liked the premise of someone with a genetic condition who could transfer souls. Rinee is a smart heroine, and Clixon has a great story arc. I enjoyed the villain's POV too. The secondary characters were strong as well, which doesn't always happen. I would have liked a bit more background into the world although there are enough hints, I wasn't lost.
It was a quick read with good pacing. I'd recommend this to science fiction fans, especially those who like dystopian.
Sci-Fi technology, political intrigue, supernatural abilities, and a tiny touch of romance all entwine to make this dystopian a super read.
Malotetnev has a diabolical scheme to usurp the president and take over the country--using innocent Rinee, a mind writer, to do it. But she teams up with an assassin and a small team of worshipers in what seems to be a hopeless attempt to thwart his plans. All the power, all the resources are in Malotetnev's hands. How on earth can this rag-tag group stop him?
A definite page turner.
I enjoyed this book very much, as dystopian novels go. The concept of transferring a mind from one body to another was fresh and original, especially the idea that some parts of the person's memories and thoughts would rub off on the person doing the transfer.
Rinee, a Mind Writer, gets to know her patients a bit too well, and she pays a high price every time she uses her unusual talent. State secrets present a moral dilemma for her and place her life in peril.
I liked the main characters and many of the secondary characters, especially Saminy; however, I found the villains too uniformly villainous. The story was told from many points of view, and so it was difficult to warm up to any of the characters. Even so, the world was fascinating and the plot kept up a good pace.
I recommend this book to those who enjoy dystopian science fiction.
This book is based on such an interesting concept--being able to transfer one person's mind to another body. Of course there are positives and negatives to such a feat. On the one hand, the mind writer can know another person's deepest thoughts and discern their character. On the other hand, the other person's memories and thoughts tend to linger in the mind writer's brain, including dark, evil thoughts. I loved the way the author showed both sides, and how such an ability could be used for good, but could also cause complications and problems.
The main character, Rinee Newburgh, is a wise and very likeable 18-yr. old. Several of the other characters kept me guessing whether they're for good or bad. With fast-paced action and lots of twists and turns, this story will keep the reader of the edge of their seat.
I was privileged several years ago to be a beta-reader for Mind Writer by Mike Lynch & Lisa Godfrees. There were times when I was beta-reading that I’d get so completely sucked into the story I’d forget to pay attention for feedback purposes. So I was thrilled when it got picked up for publication and I’m happy to report the completed novel is even better than the earlier version!
Mind Writer is mostly a story about the unique alliance between a young lady who knows too much and the man sent to capture her. They encounter friends, and enemies, as they sort through their personal troubles and fight to save the lives of everyone not in the upper-crust of society. It’s action-packed with the characters on constant move. The setting is interesting as a futuristic, environmentally degraded world that has a different flavor from the prevalent YA dystopians. It feels not only familiar but plausible.
It’s a little different from my usual fiction – Adult Science Fiction rather than YA Fantasy/Romance – but I enjoyed the story a lot. I only have two quibbles and they are both minor. 1) The cover – it’s just awful. It would have been better if it showed something like the two main characters on the back of a motorcycle, perhaps with an exploding hangar behind them. Something like that. 2) There’s a bit of a split-up toward the end, almost like two separate climaxes to the story, which I though diluted the tension just a bit. But it was understandable and not a huge deal. Oh – and I didn’t love Malotetnev’s name – just because it was difficult to pronounce while reading the book aloud to my hubby! I’ll confess I cut the “et” from the name pretty quickly. 😉
All in all, Mind Writer is an exciting adventure and a fun read.
(Disclosure of Material Connection I was given a copy of this book by the author in thanks for being a beta-reader. I was not required to write a positive review or any review at all. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.)
This book was a surprise sleeper for me. I'd never heard of it before, but as I've said in other reviews, the way I can tell a good book is if the first chapter grabs me and pulls me in. Mind Writer did just that, and I kept reading all the way to the end. The authors have crafted an imaginative tale about a group of people genetically able to transfer souls into cloned bodies of the dying or injured. Seems like a concept that wouldn't fit into a CF novel, but it actually does. And well. The world building is solid and the characters believable. There is a little bit of cliche and cheese, but I honestly kind of like those at times in a book, so it wasn't a detraction for me. There were also interesting questions raised about morality, and wow . . . what if someone really could do this and ended up retaining some of the memories of those they transferred. Interesting concept!
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