Mind Games (Kiersten White) Books in Order

Mind Games is a short, tense YA thriller centered on sisters Annie and Fia. They have spent their lives protecting each other, but their unusual abilities make them valuable to the dangerous people who want to control them.

Annie is blind and can see possible futures. Fia has near-perfect instincts, an ability that lets her make the right choice before she knows why. Those gifts might sound useful, but they have left both girls vulnerable to the Keane Foundation, an organization that recruits gifted young people and turns their talents into tools.

In Mind Games, the sisters are separated by the system that claims to be helping them. Annie is kept at the Keane School, while Fia is trained to carry out work for the Foundation. Fia will do almost anything to keep Annie safe, including things that push her farther from the person she wants to be. Annie, meanwhile, knows that the future is full of outcomes she cannot always prevent.

Their loyalty is the real superpower here.

The story moves through shifting timelines and alternating points of view, gradually showing how the sisters reached their current situation. It is less about building a large fantasy world than about pressure, mistrust, and the cost of survival. Fia's fast, fragmented thoughts contrast with Annie's more controlled perspective, giving the books a restless, urgent feel.

Perfect Lies continues the fight against the Keane Foundation. Annie and Fia have found people who might be able to help them, but their abilities cannot tell them everything, and every possible ally comes with risk. The question is no longer only how to escape. It is whether the sisters can take down the organization that has shaped their lives without losing each other in the process.

There is also Annie and Fia, a brief companion story for readers who want more time with the sisters. The main reading path is Mind Games followed by Perfect Lies. The books are compact and emotionally intense, with psychic abilities, romantic complications, conspiracies, and a bond between sisters that drives every difficult decision.

This is a good fit for readers who want a paranormal premise with thriller pacing rather than a sprawling supernatural saga.