As an avid Emily Giffin fan (I've read every single one of her books!), I was really looking forward to the release of this one. The description was certainly very intriguing and felt ripped from the headlines timely.
Nina Browning married into Nashville elite and her world revolves around her Princeton bound high-achieving teenage son. At the other end of the spectrum, single working dad Tom Volpe is thrilled when his daughter gets a scholarship to attend the prestigious Windsor Academy. However, their fates collide on one fateful drunken night at a high school party when a controversial photo circulates and ignites a scandal.
I've given this book three stars because of the timely and interesting premis; as well as the fact the pacing moved along very quickly. However, I found the character Nina very unlikable and unrelatable. The ending also felt rushed and could have been so much better. Disappointed in this one; and will be selling back to Half Price Books.
Nina Browning married into Nashville elite and her world revolves around her Princeton bound high-achieving teenage son. At the other end of the spectrum, single working dad Tom Volpe is thrilled when his daughter gets a scholarship to attend the prestigious Windsor Academy. However, their fates collide on one fateful drunken night at a high school party when a controversial photo circulates and ignites a scandal.
I've given this book three stars because of the timely and interesting premis; as well as the fact the pacing moved along very quickly. However, I found the character Nina very unlikable and unrelatable. The ending also felt rushed and could have been so much better. Disappointed in this one; and will be selling back to Half Price Books.