A review by lazygal
Fix by J. Albert Mann

2.0

Ok, this was very odd. This is supposed to be filled with suspense and faulty memory and all that thriller type stuff. I didn't find that to be the case, instead it's clear that Lidia is dealing with an addition to painkillers and the mess that's making of her life and memory. Less an unreliable narrator, more a messed up teen. And not likeable, even when she wasn't on drugs.

eARC provided by publisher via Netgalley.