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Minders

Michele Jaffe (Goodreads Author)

3.85 · Rating details · 1,709 ratings · 269 reviews

A high concept, cinematic read with a surprising twist, MINDERS asks the question: who is really watching whom?

Q: If the boy you love commits a crime, would you turn him in?

Sadie Ames is a type-A teenager from the wealthy suburbs. She's been accepted to the prestigious Mind Corps Fellowship program, where she'll spend six weeks as an observer inside the head of Ford, a tr ...more

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Jul 17, 2013 Giselle rated it liked it

Shelves: arc, own

Minders is a futuristic story about a new science that allows a person to piggyback on someone else's mind. During what's called Syncopy, minders see what their host sees, read their thoughts, feel their pleasure and pain, however they can't control anything, and their host don't know they're being watched.

I was quite surprised by the depth of this story. For the most part, it comes off as a contemporary novel inside a sci-fi bubble. We're literally thrown inside Ford's mind; someone hurt, brok Minders is a futuristic story about a new science that allows a person to piggyback on someone else's mind. During what's called Syncopy, minders see what their host sees, read their thoughts, feel their pleasure and pain, however they can't control anything, and their host don't know they're being watched.

I was quite surprised by the depth of this story. For the most part, it comes off as a contemporary novel inside a sci-fi bubble. We're literally thrown inside Ford's mind; someone hurt, broken, and deeply troubled by grief. It's saddening to see his family crumbling from his brother's murder. With a now useless mother, Ford is the one who has to raise his sister and put food on the table. He's also starting to realize there's more to his brother's death than he thought. This gives us an intriguing mystery that ultimately ties everything together, with a few twists and turns along the way.

Being in someone's head gives us a character angle like no other. Jaffe's depiction of the mind itself is incredible and fascinating. Our subconscious, our thoughts and ways of compartmentalizing, our external vs internal selves; it's impressively creative. It also allows us to learn a lot about Ford; we get to know his most honest, raw self. He has a gentle, sweet soul. He's also very much a 19 year old boy when it comes to relationships and insecurities. I came to love his character even though he isn't perfect by any means. I can't say the same about Sadie's, though. her character building left a lot to be desired. At one point she describes a past with uncaring parents in a way that seemed as if it was just to make her three-dimensional. I never felt the emotional depth of her character, nor did I feel connected to her overall. Fortunately, this is Ford's story while she comes off as a side character, but unfortunately, it also makes the romance that blooms between them feel forced. Although it was very original, as far as romantic storylines go. Furthermore, there are some side character that I felt unnecessary to the story. Cali and Marcus, for instance, were like peons drifting in and out without aim or purpose.

Moving on to the plot itself. While it can be described as original and in many ways, compelling, I found myself underwhelmed, even confused at times, with the world building. Or I should say the lack thereof. We're thrown into a world that is clearly not in our present, but we don't know when, futuristically, it's set, how the city fell apart to such a degree, how the world is doing. Nothing. All we're told is of this city's crumbling appearance, the Minders scientific advancement, and irrelevant eccentricities like streets named "Love Your Feet Road" and "H3O Purified Water-Style Beverage Way". I mean, you can't just mention those streets and not explain! As a result, this makes it just Ford's story and nothing more. It doesn't expand beyond the direct mysteries surrounding him and Mind Corps - probably to keep it a stand-alone (which is nice!). So it's an entertaining plot, but kept fairly narrow. Much of the ending is also predictable, if a bit rushed, though luckily I found this book was more about the journey than its destination.

Minders brings us a neat sci-fi concept that delves into the heart of grief and guilt. I enjoyed many aspects of this book, but I felt as if the story was sometimes let loose to wander. I would recommend this to fans of Starters and The Host.

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Jul 23, 2013 Rose rated it it was amazing

Shelves: awww, bittersweet, you-have-a-cheerleader-in-me, best-endings, put-a-smile-on-my-face, book-boyfriends, book-crush, love-the-characters, broken-boys, can-t-flip-the-pages-fast-enough

After reading both Ghost Flower and Minders by Michele Jaffe, I have no doubt that this woman knows the way to my heart and tear ducts because boy, did I sob after finishing Minders.

This book was everything I needed without knowing I needed it. I've been in a reading slump for months and Minders didn't only get me out of it, it also reminded me why I love reading so much. The excitement I felt while reading this was priceless. I had all different kinds of emotional responses to whatever happened After reading both Ghost Flower and Minders by Michele Jaffe, I have no doubt that this woman knows the way to my heart and tear ducts because boy, did I sob after finishing Minders.

This book was everything I needed without knowing I needed it. I've been in a reading slump for months and Minders didn't only get me out of it, it also reminded me why I love reading so much. The excitement I felt while reading this was priceless. I had all different kinds of emotional responses to whatever happened but the important thing was, never for a second was I bored, I was emotionally attached the whole time and couldn't flip the pages fast enough. And after reading so many meh books lately, I kept looking for a book to amaze me and just suck me in so bad that I forget about everything else and Minders was most definitely what I was looking for and I couldn't be happier that I read it because basically, SADIE AND FORD ARE EVERYTHING.

Let's talk about Ford. It just has to be said that Ford Winter is an asshole. (This is a true fact brought to you by Rose.) I do love him but he's an asshole. Still, although he made stupid decisions, was just being a dick with his actions (sometimes), annoyed the hell out of me, I couldn't help but love him. Especially because there were so many moments where I understood why Ford was the way he is and it broke my heart and made me just love him even more. As Sadie says, one moment he has you swallowing back a lump in your throat, the next he's making you roll your eyes. (Really hard.)

And then there's Sadie. I haven't loved a female character this much since what feels like FOREVER. I really could relate to Sadie in certain situations, which made this whole read even more emotional for me than it already was and it just made me want to hug her and tell her it's all going to be okay.

Together Sadie and Ford build my ultimate ship. I've never shipped so hard in my life and the shippy moments were LEGIT THE BEST SHIPPY MOMENTS I'VE EVER READ. I've never rooted this much for two fictional characters in my life and it was just FULL OF FEELS AND IT WAS AWESOME AND I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT.

What I didn't love was the ending that almost gave me a heart attack. Seriously, I couldn't believe what I was reading when I read that epilogue but then the END END happened and I was never so relieved and sad at the same time because all was okay in the end but also not because the book was over??? Which is why the moment I turned off my Kindle after I was done, I was a sobbing mess. I'm literally having the worst book hangover ever right now and am also in denial that it's over. Like, there has to be sequel, IT CAN'T JUST BE OVER. Before I finished the book, I literally put my thumb on the % number on my Kindle because I didn't want to see how close to the end I was because it would just make me even sadder that yes, this book will end, and no, I will not be emotionally prepared. And now it's over and I'll forever be in denial.

First Michele Jaffe knocked me off my socks with Ghost Flower and now with Minders, which means that from now on she's on my forever auto-buy and favourite authors list. Also, she literally thanks pizza in her acknowledgements. Which makes her even more awesome. I'm still in denial that I'm done with Minders because this is one of those books I just never wanted to end and I'm praying to all the Book Lords out there that there's going to be a sequel or at least a companion novel where Sadie and Ford and Lulu appear because IT JUST CAN'T BE OVER. (Can you tell I'm in denial?)

Honestly, I recommend this book to everyone, just if you don't like your books a bit more on the mature side content-wise (there are some pretty explicit scenes) I wouldn't advise you to read it. ...more

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Jun 07, 2014 DarthLolita rated it it was ok

I don't know what it was about this book. It started out great. Sadie had a clear cut-personality, and while she wasn't super interesting, she wasn't infuriating either. The actual concept--these teenagers becoming observers inside the minds of lower class individuals--is pretty interesting, and it's introduced in an intriguing way. I wanted to know more about these technologies, and what it meant in the grand scheme of things.

Then Sadie enters Ford's mind. And it just goes downhill from there.

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Aug 17, 2013 Amy Plum added it

What if you fell in love with the boy you were spying on...while trapped inside his mind? A riveting page-turner that kept me guessing until the very end.

You can pop me into Ford Winter’s mind any day. A sexy, futuristic tale of love and betrayal. I devoured it!

(I don't give stars to YA books, since that's the age category I write for!) ...more

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Feb 17, 2014 Rose rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, drama, crime, young-adult, psychological, pretty-cover, thriller, needs-review, sci-fi

Review to come soon. Good moments mixed with meh moments. I liked the set up, but I wasn't in awe of the execution, which at times lost momentum. Nonetheless, I thought it was decent for the concept. ...more

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Oct 15, 2013 Wendy Darling rated it really liked it

Shelves: penguin, january, 2014-publication, to-review, read-2014, 2014-favorites, young-adult, sci-fi-or-futuristic

Surprisingly good! Review to come.

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Feb 15, 2018 Neil (or bleed) rated it it was ok

I liked that it turn to a romantic drama of cheating and dumping.

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Dec 18, 2014 Daniel rated it did not like it

First of all, this book was well written. Its style, pace, plot, and characters were absolutely perfect and I'm tempted to rate this book five stars alone for those points.

But I cannot.

I'm a older teen. I'm not a older man that's disconnected from young adults lives by many years. I'm still in the middle of my Young Adult years. And I dislike reading "hate" comments on Goodreads and I'm doing my best not to make one. The sexual themes and explicit situations forced me to stop reading this book t ...more

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Oct 29, 2016 Rahaf Alghamdi rated it it was amazing

Shelves: unique-books, fav-contemporary, 2016-favs

5/5

Wow. This was way better than I expected. I decided to read this book after i saw fan art of ford and sadie, and when I searched it, i found that it wasn't a very well known book, so I thought, is it really good? Well, one way to find out. So i got it, read it, and abso-fucking-lutely loved it. God, why is it so unknown?? I have never read anything like it. Ford is one of the most interesting characters i have ever read. He was complex and badass and so so sweet.

I've learned that a good book ...more

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Feb 06, 2014 Elevetha rated it did not like it

Recommends it for: No one

Shelves: fantasy-sci-fi, gorgeous-covers, dnf, cover-fraud, failure-to-launch, failure-to-care, life-is-too-short, nothing-special-here, couldn-t-have-cared-less, you-just-had-to-do-that

*Gave up approx 200 pages in*

Well, actually, I was going to finish it till I ran across a scene I was so disgusted with that there was just no way I was going to bother reading the rest of this.

But other than that:

Writing was fine.
Idea was so/so.
Didn't give a crap about Sadie.
Didn't give a crap about Ford.
Hated Plum.
Loved Lulu. And actually the best part of this entire book was Lulu and Ford's interaction with her.
Can't be bothered to remember the names of anyone else.

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Mar 07, 2014 Mary Manalastas rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

4.5 stars

I'm currently having one of those feelings where you wish you forgot you read a certain book and you could read it over again. To feel all those feels anew. To get all surprised because you didn't know what's about to happen. This book is just that. I'm having major book hangover right now. And i hate that feeling cause i'll probably be ending up in a book rut more or else.

I'm kinda regretting that I read the book in one sitting. I just want to savor and cuddle with it as long as possi ...more

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Feb 06, 2014 Fani rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: science-fiction, ya

~~This review might contain spoilers~~

I don't know why but i liked it. The truth is that i was expecting something different from this book. When i read the book blurb mentioning a girl who is inside a guy's mind i was looking forward to see the main characters communicate with each other inside the male protagonist's head. Instead we see Ford's thoughts and feelings and his not-so-peaceful life plus Sadie's commentary about Ford's choices. Of course there is some interaction between them since ...more

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Jul 25, 2013 Trisha rated it really liked it

"When you're lost, every direction looks the same."

ooooooh. This one completely surprised me with how much I enjoyed it.
At first, I wasn't so sure about Sadie. And the general synopsis made me nervous. This could be silly fluff about a girl pining over a boy.

but before I realized it, I'd hit half way. And I was sure I was enjoying it but I wasn't sure I was loving it until...the crux of the plot hit and I realized how much I knew the characters. How I was rooting them on and hoping they won! Th ...more

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Mar 23, 2015 Sabrina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-author, standalone, cover-lust

My mind is still reeling, and I may have developed cardiac issues.

The only note I have to make is that this book is not exactly suitable for YA. There are various sex scenes, even if not explicitly described.
Also: in the synopsis there is a major spoiler. (view spoiler) ...more

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Jan 10, 2014 Paige (Illegal in 3 Countries) marked it as abandoned

A prologue and two straight chapters of infodump and telling me everything about Sadie at once instead of letting me see it gradually = NO.

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Aug 19, 2014 shady boots marked it as to-read

Shelves: covergasm

Sometimes I find myself staring at that cover for several minutes. It is so gorgeous I can't. ...more

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Sep 03, 2017 Manvinder rated it really liked it

3.5 stars

Originally I was going to give this book 3 stars, but as I read on it (thankfully) got a bit more exciting.

I picked up this book because I liked the concept. Also because it was a standalone, YA, dystopian novel and WE NEED MORE OF THEM IN THIS WORLD GODDAMMIT NOT EVERYTHING NEEDS SEQUELS.

Here's a simple breakdown of the parts of the novel:
- The start:
The epilogue got me hooked, I'll give it that. I liked the interview at the beginning, and how the concept of Syncopy, ie. mind readin ...more

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Oct 15, 2018 Anna Louise rated it really liked it

This would have been a perfect 5 stars if the ending hadn’t been rushed out so quick. The start tells the story so well and really sets a stage, and the end is told quick without enough detail or proper explanations

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Aug 09, 2017 Hannah rated it really liked it

I loved this book a lot, especially the character development and the chemistry between them.

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Jul 18, 2014 Michelle Wrona rated it really liked it

Shelves: from-library, kick-ass-protagonist, dystopian, mystery-thriller-murder, yum

*3.5 star rating*

I've honestly seen this book everywhere I go, and I feel like it kept on following me, so I then decided to borrow it from the library to give it a go. Since August due to my crazy schedule, it has been stalling in my bookshelf waiting to be picked up and loved from. Minders was a psychological thriller, with some flaws in between. But overall, it was a great novel and a total change.

"He took a step forward, then another. Dread filled her. She wanted to close her eyes, look

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Jan 26, 2015 Faithc rated it really liked it

First of all, in all honesty, I was about to give this one a 2 or 3 stars nothing less and nothing more. However, because I loved the very last few chapters and the perfect ending, I changed my mind.

The idea of being able to be inside somebody's mind was really fascinating and interesting but there were some problems all along that sometimes, I just put in so much effort to continue reading this one. Thankfully, I am glad I continued reading. First, Ford was really intense and it was just great First of all, in all honesty, I was about to give this one a 2 or 3 stars nothing less and nothing more. However, because I loved the very last few chapters and the perfect ending, I changed my mind.

The idea of being able to be inside somebody's mind was really fascinating and interesting but there were some problems all along that sometimes, I just put in so much effort to continue reading this one. Thankfully, I am glad I continued reading. First, Ford was really intense and it was just great to see and feel all the emotions and thoughts that went through his head and you just grow fond of him. You try to figure out what has been going through his mind and the good writing made it possible to grasp that intensity and just react to this character throughout the story. You find yourself curled up in bed with ticklish sensations like when he was having one of these angry episodes where he hurt himself that it felt like I could see him right there in front of me, I wanted to shout just like Sadie did and urge him to stop. This part was just brutal. Second, comes the character of Sadie who was just trapped in someone else's mind, so most of the time she was just the obserever. So here comes one of the regrets I have regarding this book: it is the fact that I wish is was written from Sadie's point of view. That would have made it more intense with better pace for thrill. Consequently, I would have been more involved in Sadie's thoughts and that feeling of her hopelessness and passivity would have been more understandable and bearable. That is to say, it would have been another enhancing point if I, as a reader, took the role of a "minder" As a third good point to what drove me to finish and eventually love this book, is Ford's connection with Sadie, though I wish it was established at the very beginning of the book in order to deepen the relation between them. But the ending was just perfect that I could ignore that unpleasant dissatisfaction. Overall, I want to say that this book would have been much more better if it was written from Sadie's point of you, which I conclude that it is my biggest regret.

On another note, I just want to say that I really loved the cover of this book and I could care less about the other characters, who were a bit scattered pointlessly here and there and just disappeared from the story except Lulu, who was just a bright sunshine and "cleverly lovely" if I may say. ...more

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Aug 11, 2016 Freddie rated it really liked it

This is one of those books that leaves me breathless after finishing it. Honestly, I wished there was more so I could go back to reading this book every morning over a cup of coffee. I've been getting quite bored of paranormal romance (the genre I absolutely love,) because there is so many that feel like the same cup of tea. Well this was a huge change of pace, and I'm glad I picked it up at my local library.

I was first introduced to Michele Jaffe's writing from a short story collection I picked This is one of those books that leaves me breathless after finishing it. Honestly, I wished there was more so I could go back to reading this book every morning over a cup of coffee. I've been getting quite bored of paranormal romance (the genre I absolutely love,) because there is so many that feel like the same cup of tea. Well this was a huge change of pace, and I'm glad I picked it up at my local library.

I was first introduced to Michele Jaffe's writing from a short story collection I picked up. Her characters are always witty, leaving her works with a comical feel. Now imagine two of those characters, in the same body. One has always been high strung; she lives on the rich side of town, with the perfect boyfriend, and school life. She's afraid to go out and do new things, but being put inside the mind of Ford Winter, she is forced to experience a life she would have never experienced otherwise. Ford is one of those people who is always getting into trouble. Always at the wrong place, at the wrong time. This book was like a part mystery, part crime drama, and full on paranormal romance. It was beautiful; it made me laugh, it made me cry, and I am super upset that this joyful ride is now over.

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May 03, 2014 Books rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ellen-s-reviews

Set in the near future, Minders captivated me in a way few books do. Sadie Ames, a gifted, highly intelligent teenager, has to spend six weeks as an observer in Ford Winter's mind. Although she prides herself on being cold and analytical, can she remain objective?

Completely engaging and moving forward all the time, this book is a true page-turner. As it starts with Sadie being interviewed, it immediately gives the reader a good insight into Sadie's personality. She clearly wants to do well but s ...more

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Jan 03, 2014 Sumiyya Abdul-Rasheed rated it it was amazing

Shelves: mystery, really-liked

5 out of 5 stars

What it's about:

I'm going to use the blurb from the book because I'm finding it a little hard to summarize.

"In a not-so-distant future Detroit, reading someone's mind is no longer just a fantasy

"An unflinching perfectionist, Sadie Ames is about to embark on every teenage girl's dream-she will be an observer in a boy's mind. Her task is to gather information for a corporation that is working to improve inner-city conditions.

"But as Sadie watches Ford struggle to peel back the m ...more

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Sep 21, 2014 Libby Wyatt rated it liked it

Shelves: books-i-ve-read-in-2014

I'm being nice with three stars, it should be two but what gave it an extra star is literally the beauty of the cover. I struggled to get through this, trying to read it as fast as I could to finish it. Don't get me wrong the concept for the book was what made me buy it (no spoilers) but I felt that it could have been better executed. The love story was forced, like what did Sadie thank was going to happen when Ford found out that he had someone in his head? And saying that she loved him? What?? ...more

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Apr 30, 2014 Mackenzie Goodwin rated it it was amazing

This book took me on a journey and made me feel things I didn't think I could emotionally handle. nothing is more terrifying than being in the mind of a teenage boy, but Sadie made it happen and to fall in love with him? that's rough.

I don't want to say too much and give something away, but I do want to let you know that Sadie and Ford ' relationship is like a grenade. it is deadly and bound to explode so you need to duck to avoid the shrapnel.

All that matter is that there is enough big pieces ...more

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Nov 30, 2013 Jessica rated it liked it

Shelves: first-reads

I received an Advanced Reader Copy of this book thanks to the Goodreads Giveaways.

I really liked this book. The plot was so unique, not like any other book I've read. Starting almost right away, I didn't want to put the book down. I just wanted to keep reading, find out what happened next. Great twists at the end that I didn't see coming at all. The ending was a bit abrupt, but overall it was a great book ☺ ...more

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Apr 24, 2014 Brittany rated it it was amazing

I loved this book! Had me guessing til the end..... Loved the fact that Ford could feel her in his own head and Sadie finally figuring out life. Wish a little more happened in the end but I guess this ending keeps your mind busy :/

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Jul 05, 2013 Tiffany Rodriguez rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-in-2014

WHY ISN'T THIS A SERIES? WHY CAN'T THIS BE A SERIES??? ...more

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Oct 23, 2013 Leydy rated it liked it

Different but unnecessarily long.

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“Ford,” she whispered to him. “I promise I’ll leave you alone, never see you again. Just please, help me get you home.”
Still nothing.
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