Inspired by the play-turned-movie Same Time Next Year, Hilderbrand tells the story of star-crossed lovers-a Fiji who falls for his fraternity brother's younger sister-who break away from their everyday lives once a year to reunite on Nantucket over Labor Day weekend. It's a safe bet that Hilderbrand's 25th book will be another fan favorite when it is published June 16, especially among her fellow Homewood campus alumni: 28 Summers is the first of the Writing Seminars major's beachy escapes to feature characters who are Hopkins grads. Her 23rd book, Summer of '69, debuted at the top of the list in June 2019. She has landed on the Times list with every book since Barefoot in 2007, and she has written two books a year since 2014. It's also an escape-I thought an escape was important last month or two months ago, or at Christmas or whatever. "So as far as my reach, I feel very happy with the term 'beach read' because I feel like it gets into a lot of hands. "I think maybe people think that I would prefer being a really literary novelist, but I love being a novelist that has a lot of readers and a lot of different kinds of readers," Hilderbrand says in an April interview.
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