Mind Games

Rated 5 stars at both Goodreads.com and Amazon! Note: Previously published as The Other Side of the Window by Chloe Bierge. www.amazon.com/Other-Side-Window-ebook/dp/B00534825I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1325957000&sr=8-1 Read these excerpts: "The ending is not predictable, you will be hooked until the last page." William D. Curnutt "Pastor Dan" (Wichita, KS, United States) "Savannah is going to become part of you after the first couple of pages; she'll be that scared, struggling, terrified part of you, and you'll live her roller-coaster of a life, it won't much feel like reading, but like living it yourself, and intensely." L.E.Olteano - Butterfly-o-meter Books "Take a chance to be on the other side of the window looking in as Savannah's life unravels, her story will stay with you and make you look at those around you with a little more compassion and understanding, and maybe even a little more paranoia!" Amanda Alberson What would you do if you knew something that could save a town, but no one would believe you and time was running out? In Mind Games, Savannah Bloom, an ambitious, small-town reporter on the verge of a big city career, is terrified to discover that someone not only knows her every move, but knows every detail right down to what she's wearing -- and he's telling them to her on her computer screen. Savannah is already haunted by intrusive mental holograms of a pharmaceutical sales rep, which has left her doubting her own sanity. Now, on what should have been the day Savannah emerges victorious from the therapy she has undergone to restore her faith in herself and the people who surround her, she witnesses the person she has turned to for help, a noted psychiatrist, engaged in behaviors that could place many of the town's residents in danger. She knows she must report it at the peril of revealing her darkest secrets, but what she doesn't realize is the length her doctor will go with his scheme to protect his own reputation by destroying her. Hounded by the national press as her local story breaks, even Savannah's strongest supporter, her editor, Jim Lambert, thinks she is no longer credible until, in a high-speed, explosive ending, everything falls into place with shocking and scandalous revelations.