Kristin Hannah Books In Order and Best Books

Kristin Hannah is a New York Times bestselling author. Her books have sold nearly four million copies in the United States alone. “The Nightingale” and “Firefly Lane” are her best-known books.

Hannah’s latest book is called The Four Winds. It was published in 2021 and became the #1 New York Times Bestseller, #1 USA Today Bestseller, #1 Wall Street Journal Bestseller, and many other bestsellers of its release.

10 Best Kristin Hannah Books

Image	Product	Features	More Info
	1. The Nightingale	4.8/5	More Info
	2. The Great Alone	4.7/5	More Info
	3. The Four Winds	4.7/5	More Info
	4. Firefly Lane	4.6/5	More Info
	5. Winter Garden	4.6/5	More Info
	6. Night Road	4.6/5	More Info
	7. The Things We Do for Love	4.6/5	More Info
	8. Magic Hour	4.5/5	More Info
	9. Home Front	4.5/5	More Info
	10. Between Sisters	4.4/5	More Info

Kristin Hannah Books In Order

1. A Handful of Heaven (1991)
2. The Enchantment (1992)
3. Once in Every Life (1992)
4. If You Believe (1993)
5. When Lightning Strikes (1994)
6. Waiting for the Moon (1995)
7. Home Again (1996)
8. On Mystic Lake (1999)
9. Angel Falls (2000)
10. Summer Island (2001)
11. Distant Shores (2002)
12. Between Sisters (2003)
13. The Things We Do for Love (2004)
14. Comfort and Joy (2005)
15. Magic Hour (2006)
16. Firefly Lane (2008)
17. True Colors (2009)
18. Winter Garden (2010)
19. Night Road (2011)
20. Home Front (2012)
21. Fly Away (2013)
22. The Nightingale (2015)
23. The Great Alone (2018)
24. The Four Winds (2021)

Kristin Hannah’s Firefly Lane Series Books In Order

1. Firefly Lane (2008)
2. Fly Away (2013)

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Review Kristin Hannah Best Books

1. The Nightingale

This book is a personal account of a woman’s experience in WWII France. The story centers around two sisters who are both going through their own experiences with the war and how it changes them.

The Nightingale tells the stories of two soldiers and their wives, Vianne, and Mathilde Mauriac, respectively. Vianne has to cope with Antoine fighting for the French Resistance while separated from her husband for years. Meanwhile, Isabelle joined the resistance after Gäetan betrayed her. This book follows the challenges they all faced during the war in France from 1939 to 1945.

This is a touching novel with themes that can still apply today even though it is set in WWII.

One thing I appreciated about this book was how detailed and well-researched all the events were. The author did thorough research, and it shows throughout the entire story where she didn’t leave out any important details or facts because she wanted to make sure her readers had a good understanding of what happened during WWII.

Overall, I think everyone should read this beautifully written book because it not only captures your attention with its exciting storyline but also teaches you a lot about what happened during the war.

2. The Great Alone

Kristin Hannah’s book The Great Alone is about a family that decides to move north to Alaska. They believe that living off the grid in America’s last true frontier will allow them to escape the problems they face back home.

Ernt Allbright, the father, joined the Vietnam War and lost his job when he returned. He moves his family to Alaska, and then they find themselves on their own. Soon they get to Alaska, but things don’t seem so promising at first. They find themselves living in an isolated community with few resources.

Allbright’s mental state deteriorates, and he becomes abusive. The family has to find a way to survive on their own, and they have tough times along the path.

This book has many moving instances and is very touching. The Great Alone is one of Kristin Hannah’s best books. It is very well written and easy to understand, though.

3. The Four Winds

Kristin Hannah’s The Four Winds is about one woman’s struggles with the Great Depression.

Elsa Martinelli is a farmer’s wife in the Great Depression era. She has to make a choice as she and her family are struggling to survive. When Elsa makes the ultimate choice, she leaves Texas and travels to California in search of a better life.

On the way, she discovers new friends and learns about life outside of her small town, where nothing is given easily. Elsa starts from scratch in California as she struggles with a difficult decision made by a woman who wants a better life for herself and her family.

This book is very realistic and displays emotions like determination and love. It also shows how far people were willing to go to survive during that difficult time in America. The Four Winds is beautifully written, and I loved how it portrayed various things that people had to deal with during the Great Depression-like love, family, tradition, kindness, and courage.

4. Firefly Lane

Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah is a novel about two lifelong friends.

The story begins in 1974 and follows the two best friends as they grow up and grow apart. Tully Hart is a girl from a family who doesn’t support her, and she tries to prove herself to everyone around her. Finally, she learns that she has what it takes to succeed when she lives in New York City.

Kate Mularkey starts as shy but gets more outgoing with age. She finds out that success comes in different ways when she gets married and starts a family.

This book is about two friends who go through a lot together and do mean things, just like every friendship. This book teaches a lesson about the importance of a true friend and how betrayal can damage any relationship no matter what.

It’s a classic example of self-growth and change, especially during the book’s second half, where Tully becomes more aware of her destructive behaviors.

This story also has lots of drama, which always draws you in when it’s well written. The book doesn’t have any murder or suspense, but it still has an interesting plot because you learn a lot about the two main characters and what they go through during their journey.

Firefly Lane is an excellent book for anyone who loves drama, romance, and friendship stories.

5. Winter Garden

Kristin Hannah has done it again with her new novel Winter Garden. This book will make you sit on the edge of your seat while reading and still think about it long after you finish reading.

It is about two daughters reuniting with their mother after many years of not talking to each other. The mother tells her daughters a story from World War II about how she met their father and moved from frozen, war-torn Leningrad to modern-day Alaska.

The novel is very captivating from beginning to end. It was full of mystery that would keep you guessing at every turn. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves stories about family, love, deception, lies, and happiness.

6. Night Road

Night Road is about Jude Farraday taking care of her children after her husband dies.

Then, one day Lexi moves into the community and is welcomed by everyone. Lexi becomes best friends with Jude’s daughter Mia and falls in love with Jude’s son Zach.

One night, a devastating event occurs, and Lexi has to live with the consequences for years to come.

The plot of this book is well-developed and interesting. It tackles themes such as family, friendship, and forgiveness.

This book is for anyone who enjoys reading about self-discovery and overcoming past hardships. If you want to delve into a beautifully written novel with a fantastic plot, then give Night Road a try!

7. The Things We Do for Love

The Things We Do for Love is a beautiful story about love, family, and motherhood.

Angie moves back to her hometown, West End, where she would soon reside in a rundown apartment with her mother. Here is where she would meet the girl who would change her life: seventeen-year-old Lauren.

Lauren is 17 years old and abandoned by her mother, who is more concerned with her next drink than caring for Lauren.

Angie and Lauren met and developed a quick connection with each other.

Angie offers to take care of Lauren, which leads to the two women forming an intense connection that will be tested more than any of them could imagine.

I think people will enjoy reading The Things We Do for Love because it is an emotional yet strong novel that brings light to how much we do for love, even when it takes things from us that we care about.

The Things We Do for Love is a novel for anyone who enjoys stories about love, family, and motherhood. It is a story of inspiration and courage that will touch your heart in many ways.

8. Magic Hour

This is the story of a girl who is discovered in the Olympic National Forest.

She is six years old, but her speech is unintelligible, and she has no memory of her past. She can’t even tell you who her parents are.

Julia then decides to help this girl, who she names Alice, and try to heal her. The ordeal that follows will test the limits of Julia’s faith, forgiveness, and love, as she struggles to ascertain where Alice ultimately belongs.

The book is about the resilience of the human spirit, the triumph over hope, and discovering where Alice belongs.

9. Home Front

In “Home Front”, Kristin Hannah gives us a story of heroism, honor, hope, and love.

Jolene is a soldier and has to leave her family, but she writes letters home about how everything’s okay. But war will change her in ways that none of her family could have foreseen. Michael must face his fears when tragedy strikes.

All marriages have a breaking point. All families have wounds. All wars have a cost…

Home Front tells the story of a marriage that goes through difficulties and shows what it’s like to be in the war zone and for someone who stays at home and cares for kids while their spouse is away.

It also shows what happens when something tragic happens unexpectedly and how people deal with it both emotionally and physically to cope with what happened.

It’s an emotional book with excellent writing.

This is a must-read for anyone who enjoys contemporary fiction that deals with real-life issues.

10. Between Sisters

Meg and Claire had a misunderstanding when they were teenagers. Meg was forced to make a tough decision that led her to lose everything, including the love of her sister, Claire. Twenty-seven years later, the sisters come together for the first time in more than two decades and try to rebuild their bond and become what they always wanted: a family.

References:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristin_Hannah
• https://kristinhannah.com/
• https://www.encyclopedia.com/arts/educational-magazines/hannah-kristin-1960