Review: Sparrows For Free sucked me in and would not let me go.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
Sparrows For Free was not at all what I was expecting.  I love Lila Felix and knew I would get sucked into the world of Ezra and Aysa, but I had this cookie cutter idea of their inner turmoils and struggles would be.  I should have known better with Lila.  Ezra lives in a world shrouded in guilt.  Surrounded by people who care about him, but enable and in some cases trap him in his guilt, his life is dark and in his mind almost hopeless.  Aysa is also broken, but in a very different way. When their paths cross, it is far from love at first sight.  I am not sure what I liked most about this book.  I loved the way that Aysa was not at all your typical NA book love interest.  It might be the realness of the heavy burden Ezra lives under.  It might be watching the way the friends interact.  Whatever it is, I am so glad that Ezra and Aysa's story is not over and am looking forward the next book.