I have yet to find an Emily Giffin book that I have not enjoyed. I love her writing style and I love the subjects that she writes about.
This book is about Nina, a small town girl that married Kirk, a man from old money who sold his tech business making a fortune. Their son Finch has just been accepted into Princeton and they seem to be the perfect family.
The other protagonist, Tom, is a single father trying to raise his headstrong daughter Lyla while barely making ends meet as a carpenter and doing odd jobs around town. Lyla doesn't fit in with the rest of the kids at her upperclass elite school and having an overprotective father doesn't help.
Then one picture taken at a party changes everything and the two families are thrown together in ways they never would have imagined.
This book is about Nina, a small town girl that married Kirk, a man from old money who sold his tech business making a fortune. Their son Finch has just been accepted into Princeton and they seem to be the perfect family.
The other protagonist, Tom, is a single father trying to raise his headstrong daughter Lyla while barely making ends meet as a carpenter and doing odd jobs around town. Lyla doesn't fit in with the rest of the kids at her upperclass elite school and having an overprotective father doesn't help.
Then one picture taken at a party changes everything and the two families are thrown together in ways they never would have imagined.