I have been a long time fan of Emily Griffin books. Having read everything else she has written I was excited to get a copy of this book. I got this book in a swap, and at first I was hesitant to start it- having heard that this book takes a break from her usually forms of written. I quickly learned that it ended up being better than I thought. I love that the setting is Nashville- it’s a great city and having been there I could really picture what was going on. It gives New York City the much needed break.
This gives insight of 2 different families on the path to meet each other. It deals with social media, privilege, racism- basically life right now.
This has Law and Order SVU vibes in the sense of photos getting out of a sweet hometown girl. Her father is of course pissed… and the parents of the boy are throwing money at the problem. This is where the privilege comes in.
This gives insight of 2 different families on the path to meet each other. It deals with social media, privilege, racism- basically life right now.
This has Law and Order SVU vibes in the sense of photos getting out of a sweet hometown girl. Her father is of course pissed… and the parents of the boy are throwing money at the problem. This is where the privilege comes in.