Mindjacker

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I'm thinking badass-looking woman with a semi-dystopian cityscape in the background, but I'm very open to other ideas, such as an image of her putting someone under think eyes closed, electrodes on their head. In the book, her targets get put to sleep, but sometimes she has to go under too. The story has a gritty, urban feel. The main character grew up poor, she constantly struggles to feel safe in her world, and she longs to get promoted to the top tier of the mindjacking order which will mean getting to leave her shitty neighborhood , but she's hit with setback after setback.

Main character is 28, small build.

She'd typically wear cargoes or jeans and a leather jacket, but any urban wear is okay, I think. She has chin-length blonde hair, but often wears wigs while on the job, so that's flex too. Also, she carries brass knuckles with her at all times and will wear them on her left hand. Home Book cover Book cover contests Badass book cover for Mindjacker sci-fi series. Winning design by SusansArt. A winner was selected from designs submitted by 37 freelance designers.

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Entries from this contest. Some of the designers who made it happen. Susan is incredibly creative and downright supernatural at being able to put images to my words. She's also attentive, with quick work and response times.

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We had some other good designs but she seemed to have the talent plus quicker understanding of what I was going for. Loved working with her. Great work, the guy is an artist. He was responsive, prompt and easy to work with. Great to work with and very responsive to my requests for changes.

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Author biography A former scientist gone rogue, C. Book description This is near-future science fiction with thriller elements, about a woman who illegally sedates people and downloads their thoughts to find evidence that they're crooked.

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Target audience Adults male and female who like science fiction with thriller and dystopian elements. At any rate, since misplaced apostrophes are a peeve of mine, it took away from the overall reading experience. Based on story alone, I would have given this a 4. Based on the writing, runaway apostrophes, and spelling mistakes, this would be a 1.

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Overall, as a whole, I'll rate it a 2. My husband says after the first few dozen mistakes he would have stopped reading and moved on to something else.

If you can get past these errors, it's worth a look. Since it's an eBook, maybe a revision to correct the mistakes in our future?

LA psychologist Joel Fischer is a bad man. He's also brilliant, and a sociopath. When Joel develops the DreemWeever, he creates a device that takes manipulation to a whole new level. When the device is stolen before he can deliver it to the Russian mobsters who commissioned it, things get very ugly, very fast. As Joel's people race against the clock to retrieve the device, certain truths begin to emerge, fiction blurs into reality, and loyalties are tested.

If you like fast-paced thrillers that LA psychologist Joel Fischer is a bad man. If you like fast-paced thrillers that keep you on the edge of your seat, Mindjacker is for you. It's a wild ride, packed with musical references, taut as a drum, a great read that'll keep you turning the pages right to the end.

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This is a book with a soundtrack. There was so much music going through my brain while I read, that using an mp3 player would have only gotten in the way. I was too busy to read it in one sitting, but I would have if I could have.

The main characters were charming, twisted and lots of fun. The psychologist and the Russian mob supplied the tension. All in all a very enjoyable read. A stolen car, a missing prototype meant to supply a never before experience. Virtual reality so real, you can never g This is a book with a soundtrack. Virtual reality so real, you can never go home again.

Reboot, reprogram and voila new person. Or perhaps just a virtual vacation. Entertaining, fast paced story that will have you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.

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Non-stop action, fast cars, a great sound track that will have you digging through your old classic vinyl , and subtle humor that sneaks up on you when you don't expect it. A totally enjoyable ride that will be impossible to put down! This was a very strange book. I read the whole thing, but understood very little. I guess it was a little too Hollywood for me. Marilyn J Cotton rated it liked it Jan 27, John Walley rated it it was ok Sep 12, Pamela Arnold rated it really liked it Dec 28, Rachel Hilton rated it really liked it Aug 27, Ryan rated it did not like it Jul 16, Jon rated it liked it Oct 26, Jason Blackstock rated it liked it Feb 23, Mav Skye rated it really liked it Mar 19, Jerry Abney rated it it was ok Jan 05, Maria Bertino rated it it was amazing Aug 25, Kelly Crabbiepotamus rated it really liked it Feb 08, Marco rated it it was ok May 10, Sue Warner rated it liked it Sep 05, David Sanford rated it it was amazing Apr 02, Seana rated it really liked it Oct 09, Michelle added it Sep 27, Thomas Harning marked it as to-read Dec 22, Bea marked it as to-read Oct 17, Em added it Feb 09, Stanley Townsend marked it as to-read Mar 17, Sandy Jay marked it as to-read Mar 17, Derek Burke marked it as to-read Mar 18, Carey marked it as to-read Mar 18,

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