A review by terdeck
One for All by Lillie Lainoff

2.0

I was excited to have a protagonist with POTS. I’m all for disability representation. However, that was the only thing I actually liked about this book. The constant angst, self loathing, repetitive phrases like sick girl, and repeating the heroine’s name constantly got old very fast. I’m okay with slow burns but this crawled and for all the talk of love, loyalty, and sisterhood, the relationships felt extremely flat. By the end, I was just happy it was over.

As other reviews have stated, this isn’t a retelling so much as three musketeers adjacent.