Daughters Rule #2: All friends are good, but only another daughter knows what your life is really like.

Daughter of a New York senator, rebellious Emma Conway feels she doesn’t belong in her overachieving family. But when Emma accidentally mentions her father’s presidential aspirations on network television, she is thrust into the national spotlight. Attending glamorous fund-raising galas and speaking at huge political rallies, Emma faces pressure to be the perfect First Daughter-in-training. Between her father’s advisors, her golden-boy brother, and her stressed-out parents, Emma isn’t sure who to trust or how to be herself. Thankfully, her new friends and fellow Daughters—Lizzie, Carina, and Hudson—have experience with these kinds of tricky family affairs.

Set against the nonstop action of New York City, Joanna Philbin’s fourth Daughters novel explores what it would be like to grow up in one of the nation’s most famous families.

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