Kristin Hannah

Kristin Hannah (born September 25,

1960) is an American writer, who has
won numerous awards, including the
Golden Heart, the Maggie, and the 1996
National Reader's Choice award.[2]
 Kristin Hannah
Born September 25, 1960 [1]
Garden Grove,
California, U.S.A.
Occupation Novelist
Nationality American
Period 1991 - present
Genre fiction

Website
www.kristinhannah.com

Biography
Hannah was born in California. She
graduated from law school in
Washington and practiced law in Seattle
before becoming a full-time writer. She
currently lives on Bainbridge Island,
Washington,[3] with her husband and their
son.

Bibliography
Single novels

A Handful of Heaven (July 1991)

The Enchantment (June 1992)
Once in Every Life (December 1992)
If You Believe (December 1993)
When Lightnings Strikes (October 1994)
Waiting for the Moon (September 1995)
Home Again (October 1996)
On Mystic Lake (February 1999)
Angel Falls (April 2000)
Summer Island (March 2001)
Distant Shores (July 2002)
Between Sisters (April 2003)
The Things We Do for Love (June 2004)
Comfort and Joy (October 2005)
Magic Hour (February 2006)
Firefly Lane (2008)
True Colors (2009)
Winter Garden (2010)
Night Road (March 2011)
Home Front (2012)
Fly Away (2013)
The Nightingale (2015)
 The Great Alone (2017)

Omnibus

On Mystic Lake / Summer Island (2005)

"Firefly Lane/ Fly Away (2008, 2013)

Anthologies in collaboration

"Liar's Moon" in Harvest Hearts 1993

(with Joanne Cassity, Sharon Harlow
and Rebecca Paisley)
Of Love and Life 2000 (with Janice
Graham and Philippa Gregory)
"Liar's Moon" in With Love 2002 (with
Jennifer Blake and Linda Lael Miller)

References and sources

1. Hannah, Kristin. "Author" . Facebook.
Retrieved 13 February 2015.
2. Kristin Hannah
3. Mary Ann Gwinn (April 10, 2011), 10
top-selling Washington state authors ,
Seattle Times

External links
Official website

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