2010 RELEASE

Two Weeks in August

Two Weeks in August is a moving contemporary romance by Nat Burns about healing, forgiveness, and discovering love when it is least expected. Set against the peaceful beauty of Chincoteague Island, Two Weeks in August follows two women whose first impressions could not be worse, but whose lives are destined to become forever intertwined.

Nina Christie returns to Chincoteague hoping for a fresh start after heartbreak. Welcomed home by longtime friends and surrounded by the calming rhythm of island life, she dreams of quiet days, good books, and the chance to rebuild her life.

Unfortunately, peace proves elusive thanks to her neighbor, Hazy Duncan. Guarded, stubborn, and carrying emotional scars of her own, Hazy has learned that beautiful women often leave disappointment in their wake. The last thing she needs is another one living next door.

As the summer unfolds, unexpected friendship begins to replace mistrust. Both women slowly discover that sometimes the greatest risks lead to life’s greatest rewards, and that love often arrives when it is least expected.

Why Readers Love Two Weeks in August

Filled with memorable characters, heartfelt emotion, and the charm of a coastal community, Two Weeks in August is a touching story of second chances and personal growth. Nat Burns blends romance with genuine human emotion to create a novel that lingers long after the final chapter.

Readers who enjoy character-driven romance, emotional journeys, and stories about hope, healing, and finding love again will find much to appreciate in Two Weeks in August.