A review by pikasqueaks
Last Girl Lied To by L.E. Flynn

i think this had so much potential, and fiona was such a good, real, fully-forming teenage girl. there was so much to be said about being a girl who doesn't know who she is yet, following others, not feeling like you know your own body. a lot about mother/daughter relationships. i liked it for that.

but the weight of the sagging, dull middle almost got me to stop listening. nothing happened for a long stretch except for the weakest part of this whole story -- the classic YA shoehorned romance/children kissing part. i shed a tear every time a young, vibrant girl with potential
Spoilerhitches her wagon to some shitty high school romance.
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regardless, the bits and pieces where fiona and trixie interacted, and the careful unraveling of the reality of their friendship, makes this one worthwhile.