Review: A Brilliantly Unusual Voice in YA
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
FULL REVIEW+ INTERVIEW+ GIVEAWAY ON: http://athousandwordsamillionbooks.blogspot.in/**I received a copy from the author via NetGalley for my honest opinion**A Strange, heart-wrenching new voice in the world of YA!Drawn. God, I just closed the book and I’m currently at a loss for words! This was so raw, so honest that you won’t even know what has hit you till you look up after you’ve flipped the last page.Thrown around from orphanages to foster homes, after her parents all but dumped her, Sasha already knows that normal- normal houses, parents, or friends- just isn’t in the books for her. Her FBI handler is also her current foster mom- who saw her as a burden in the beginning- whom she partners with on cases as a human lie detector.After being inadvertedly benched from the FBI and sent to the CIA on a mission in Brussels, Belgium,Sasha’s world spins on its very axis once more.And that’s all I’m going to tell you. This book was strange, in a really good way. She was on a mission, that she never completes- which I felt was the only downside to Drawn for me! I would also have loved more on her biological parents and even her foster mother- just you know, more.Sasha is an extremely tough person. So much so that she believes she doesn’t need anyone- but wants approval anyway. That she wants to be loved but is afraid no one ever will. She is crazily focused on what she has to do- but feels guilty about lying to the first bunch of people she has ever been friends with. I absolutely loved her!All in all, a book that I can’t really go into for the fear that it might not be any fun- but a Brilliant read just the same!My Verdict:You should Definitely try this book- I Loved It!