She still writes.Īfter 20 novels in the man-woman genre, Hannah started exploring the conflicts and connections of other types of relationships: parent-child, siblings and best friends. He is now grown with a family of his own. The former attorney started writing historical romance novels after her son was born. The new book and the TV series happening at the same time is a little overwhelming for Hannah, who confesses she is not working on another book at the moment, perhaps a first for her. “Firefly Lane” traces the relationship between two best friends over 30 years. The Warwick’s event is on the same day that a limited TV series based on Hannah’s 2013 novel, “Firefly Lane,” will be available for streaming on Netflix. But I am really looking forward to talking to Harlan. I love San Diego and La Jolla, that whole area. “I miss not being at the bookstore in person,” Hannah said. Coben, a prolific writer of thrillers, lives in New Jersey. Previously scheduled personal appearances have moved online, following COVID-19 safety protocols, so Hannah will dial in to the Zoom call from her Pacific Northwest home. Tickets for “A Conversation with Kristin Hannah and Harlan Coben” include signed copies of “The Four Winds.” The books can be shipped or picked up at the La Jolla store. Hannah will be featured in a Zoom-based virtual book tour event hosted by Warwick’s bookstore at 6 p.m.
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