This is a huge set-up for disaster for Zander. Instead of confronting his mother, he takes advantage of a scouting prospect and becomes a football player for Bethnal Green.
With this information, he’s in freefall, trying to make sense of his life. He’s a jumble of emotions as he finds his mother’s secret, one pointed to at the end of Replay. Whether she’s crafting heroes and heroines in a tire store or on a futbol field, you want to know Amy Daws’s characters, and Sweeper is absolutely no different.įrom the beginning, Zander intrigues you. I WANTED Sweeper because Amy Daws takes fictional characters and makes them real for her readers. Even without the perspective of the Harris family, I NEEDED this book. At the end of Replay, Santino and Tilly’s story, Daws left her readers with a huge “WTF” moment, set up for Sweeper, her newest book. After reading Blindsided and Replay, spin-off stories of the Harris Brothers series, I was hooked. As such, my review of Sweeper comes from the place of a newer reader to Amy Daws. I’ve come to her booklist later than some, but it’s never too late to jump in. You should know that I have yet to read the other Harris Brothers’ books except for Blindsided and Replay.and now Sweeper.
I want to come at Sweeper from a different angle than Amy Daws’s other reviewers might come from.
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