Emily Giffin

Emily Giffin is an American author known for her contemporary fiction, often exploring themes of love, relationships, and personal growth. Her notable works include "Something Borrowed," "Something Blue," "Baby Proof," "Heart of the Matter," "All We Ever Wanted," and "Where We Belong." Giffin's storytelling often resonates with readers, addressing complex emotional situations in relatable ways.

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Books by Emily Giffin

6 books available

Something Borrowed
Emily Giffin
3.9 (507k) average on GoodreadsRomance
A lawyer's thirtieth birthday leads to an affair with her best friend's fiancé, forcing her to confront loyalty, love, and happiness.
Something Blue
Emily Giffin
3.9 (203k) average on GoodreadsRelationships
After her perfect life unravels with a canceled wedding and a shocking betrayal, a self-absorbed Darcy flees to London, only to discover that true happiness requires more than beauty and charm.
Baby Proof
Emily Giffin
3.7 (151k) average on GoodreadsRomance
When a devoted couple builds their perfect, child-free life together, their love is tested by an unexpected change of heart that shatters their shared vision of the future.
Heart of the Matter
Emily Giffin
3.7 (104k) average on GoodreadsRelationships
A tragic accident intertwines the lives of a devoted stay-at-home mother and a guarded single attorney, forcing them to confront their deepest beliefs about love, loss, and what truly defines a family.
All We Ever Wanted
Emily Giffin
3.9 (97k) average on GoodreadsRomance
A single scandalous photograph shatters the privileged lives of Nashville's elite, forcing a wealthy socialite, a struggling single father, and a scholarship student to confront their deepest values and redefine what family truly means.
Where We Belong
Emily Giffin
3.9 (88k) average on GoodreadsRomance
A TV producer's perfect life shatters when an 18-year-old stranger arrives, holding a secret from a forgotten past that forces her to redefine who she is and where she belongs.