"Three Weeks" is a novel by the American writer Elinor Glynn, written under the pseudonym Glynn. This erotic and romantic prose work was published in 1907. The main character, Maurice Temple, a young and beautiful widow, goes on vacation to France after a wasted summer of love. Her plans for peace are shattered when she meets a victorious French marquis who has already entered the circle of other women. Sharp intrigue, insidious plans and violent feelings are intertwined on the pages of this book, making the reader addicted to the development of events. "Three Weeks" is a glimpse into the glamorous and complex world of relationships and feelings.