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Book Reviews of Mindjacker

Mindjacker
Mindjacker
Author: Jonathan Asche
ISBN-13: 9780739447574
ISBN-10: 0739447572
Publication Date: 9/2003
Pages: 208
Rating:
  • Currently 2.7/5 Stars.
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2.7 stars, based on 9 ratings
Publisher: Star Books
Book Type: Hardcover
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3 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

fangrrl avatar reviewed Mindjacker on
Helpful Score: 3
PWP (Plot What Plot?) Although well written (and edited), the plot in this book reads like Grand Theft Auto, the gay version on steroids. Minimal relationship development and scenes of dubious consent...not a romance. The plot is token framework for cover-to-cover f*ckfest.

Looking for a stroke book with explicit m/m sex on almost every page? Look no further, this book is for you!!
kss avatar reviewed Mindjacker on + 40 more book reviews
I thought it was a good plot, just hard to find it in between sex scenes.

From Amazon

Just making direct eye contact, Lucas has direct access into a person's mind, turning his wishes into commands. It's a power the government wants to harness for its own means, but Lucas' lust for freedom cannot be contained. Living life on the run, Lucas uses his extraordinary gift to prey upon straight men for their money and to satisfy is own carnal appetites, knowing his embarrassed victims will never report his crimes. Sent to capture him is Joel, a sexy telepath whose own desires were first awakened by Lucas. So far Lucas has eluded Joel, but when he steals a briefcase full of cash, Joel may just be the only one to save Lucas' life. With its tightly-wound story propelled by outrageous erotic scenes, Mindjacker grabs the reader's mind (as well as other body parts) and doesn't let go until the satisfying climax.
reviewed Mindjacker on + 211 more book reviews
The plot is hard to find, but it's there. The premise of what one can do if one can read someone's mind, or control someone's mind.

It seems like there is sex on every page. one may wonder if this is the book that shows there can be too much of a good thing. I'm sure that the book exists, but it's not this one.