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Minds
Would you really like to read minds?
Will Rivers is barely keeping it together—haunted by his past, terrified of real connection, and desperate for something to change.
When he signs up for a clinical drug trial, he expects a quick payday.
What he gets is something else entirely.
Will discovers he can now peer into the minds of others--reading their thoughts.
Raw. Unfiltered.
As the ability takes over—and threatens to consume him—he turns to Jonah, a therapist with scars of his own.
But when you can hear the inner secrets of others, does that knowledge become a blessing or a curse?
Minds is a raw, gripping psychological drama about love, loss, the search for purpose, and the fragile beauty of human connection.
Will Rivers is barely keeping it together—haunted by his past, terrified of real connection, and desperate for something to change.
When he signs up for a clinical drug trial, he expects a quick payday.
What he gets is something else entirely.
Will discovers he can now peer into the minds of others--reading their thoughts.
Raw. Unfiltered.
As the ability takes over—and threatens to consume him—he turns to Jonah, a therapist with scars of his own.
But when you can hear the inner secrets of others, does that knowledge become a blessing or a curse?
Minds is a raw, gripping psychological drama about love, loss, the search for purpose, and the fragile beauty of human connection.
392 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 8, 2025
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August 8, 2025
Y’all… Minds by Rob Delplanque grabbed me by the brain and didn’t let go. 🤯
Will Rivers is a hot mess—haunted, lonely, and just trying to survive. When he signs up for a clinical drug trial for some quick cash, I thought, “Oh boy, what could possibly go wrong?” Answer: EVERYTHING. Suddenly, he’s hearing people’s thoughts—raw, unfiltered, like tuning into the world’s messiest podcast with zero off switch.
The writing had me feeling everything. I could practically hear the buzzing of other people’s secrets in my own head, feel Will’s panic tighten in my chest, and—real talk—imagine the smell of stale coffee in that therapist’s office like I was sitting on the couch next to him. This book is smart, heartbreaking, and funny in those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it ways that make you snort mid-read.
Minds is a psychological drama that dances on that razor’s edge between gift and curse, hope and destruction. It’s about connection, loss, and the messy, beautiful business of being human. And honestly? I loved every chaotic, thought-swirling minute.
Will Rivers is a hot mess—haunted, lonely, and just trying to survive. When he signs up for a clinical drug trial for some quick cash, I thought, “Oh boy, what could possibly go wrong?” Answer: EVERYTHING. Suddenly, he’s hearing people’s thoughts—raw, unfiltered, like tuning into the world’s messiest podcast with zero off switch.
The writing had me feeling everything. I could practically hear the buzzing of other people’s secrets in my own head, feel Will’s panic tighten in my chest, and—real talk—imagine the smell of stale coffee in that therapist’s office like I was sitting on the couch next to him. This book is smart, heartbreaking, and funny in those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it ways that make you snort mid-read.
Minds is a psychological drama that dances on that razor’s edge between gift and curse, hope and destruction. It’s about connection, loss, and the messy, beautiful business of being human. And honestly? I loved every chaotic, thought-swirling minute.
August 25, 2025
This is a raw and gripping story that hooked me right away. The idea of suddenly being able to hear other people’s thoughts is fascinating, but what really stood out was how personal and emotional the story felt. Will’s struggles with connection, trauma, and identity made the book hit deeper than I expected. It’s thought-provoking, intense, and lingers with you after reading.
December 27, 2025
Interesting read, minds will keep you thinking
Love the poker games and using the mind to help people. Rob does a good job painting the picture with words.
Love the poker games and using the mind to help people. Rob does a good job painting the picture with words.
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