There’s family drama on a small domestic scale, and the large scale with the Kingsley’s fame and prestige. This book takes readers to upstate New York, the city and the Hamptons. Leaving readers turning the page to find out if this couple is truly, “Meant to Be.” But when these two cross paths, they navigate their differences between families, pasts and themselves. And Cate, an upcoming model who’s background is anything but glamorous, coming from a single parent household and a troubled past. Joseph Kingsley III is America’s golden boy, descending from political power and riddled with familial tragedy, inspired by the Kennedy family. This book follows two perspectives of a love story that appears to be doomed from the start. With a stunning cover that’s perfect for beach side reading, it’s already off to a good start. Published on May 31, 2022, Giffin’s readers flooded the digital sphere and their local bookstores to get their hands on this anticipated new release, myself included. Here are my thoughts on “Meant to Be.” And don’t worry, there are no spoilers ahead. Giffin is no stranger to the bestseller list, and her latest book is no exception. With “Something Borrowed” later adapted to the big screen starring Kate Hudson, Ginnifer Goodwin and John Krasinski. Besides, with each publication of a new novel, Giffin’s success grows. Though her work is categorized as “chick-lit,” there’s a lot more to Giffin’s storytelling than the genre gives her credit for. Ever since Emily Giffin’s first novel, “Something Borrowed” made it to the bestseller’s list 18 years ago, Giffin’s books have been a staple read for women’s fiction.

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