Elin Hilderbrand is a New York Times bestselling American author, renowned for her engaging summer novels mostly set in Nantucket. Born in 1969, Hilderbrand developed an early interest in writing, which led her to attend Johns Hopkins University for her undergraduate degree and then the University of Iowa for a Masters in Fine Arts, concentrating in creative writing.
She has published over 20 novels, including popular titles like "The Perfect Couple," "Summer of '69," and "28 Summers." Her work focuses on complex relationships, love, and the beauty of Nantucket. Hilderbrand's immersive storytelling ability attracts a global audience and has established her as a cherished name in contemporary literature.