Nights in Rodanthe

Nicholas Sparks

  • First published 2002
  • 212 pages
  • Russian
At a crossroads in her life, Adrienne Willis retreats to the small coastal town of Rodanthe, North Carolina. Seeking refuge from a life that has unraveled, she has agreed to look after a friend's inn for the weekend, hoping the solitude will bring clarity. Her only guest is Paul Flanner, a surgeon who has also arrived in the Outer Banks to escape, carrying his own burdens of a life marked by professional crisis and personal regret. As a major storm gathers on the horizon, these two strangers find themselves isolated in the seaside inn.

What unfolds over the course of a single weekend is an unexpected and profound connection. Sharing their pasts, their fears, and their hopes, Adrienne and Paul discover that second chances can arise when least expected. This story explores the idea that love can heal, and that the encounters that seem the most fleeting can transform a life. It is a testament to the power of finding the right person at the wrong time and the enduring nature of a love that defies distance and circumstance.
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This edition
Grand Central Publishing, 2008
ISBN
9780446542098
Language
Russian
Original edition Originally published in 2002 · English · Warner Books

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