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A Handful Of Heaven by Kristin Hannah

A Handful of Heaven by Kristin Hannah is a charming romance novel set against the rugged backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness.

The story follows Devon O’Shea, an independent woman seeking gold and a fresh start in Alaska. There, she meets gruff prospector Stone Man McKenna, who initially resists her presence. As they navigate the harsh wilderness together, their hostility turns into respect and eventually blossoms into love.

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Genre: Romance

Author: Kristin Hannah

Buy: Amazon | Blackwells

Published: 1991

Book Blurb

Devon O’Shea comes to the Yukon Territory in search of gold, but instead she finds Stone Man McKenna, a mountainous slab of animosity who believes the Yukon is no place for a lady.

When he attempts to convince her of this with a savage kiss, she finds herself feeling, for the first time in her life, feminine and alive. And Devon begins to wonder if she may have struck gold after all . . .

About the Author

Kristin Hannah is a popular American author known for writing books that really tug at the heartstrings. Her novels often focus on themes like family, love, and survival, with strong, memorable characters, especially women. She’s best known for The Nightingale, a hugely successful book about two sisters in World War II France, which has been loved by readers all over the world.

Hannah writes a mix of historical fiction and contemporary stories, and she’s really brings her settings and characters to life. Her books often end up on the New York Times bestseller list, and she’s won several awards for her writing, including the Golden Heart and RITA awards. If you’re looking for stories that are both moving and immersive, Kristin Hannah’s books are a great choice.

What to read next

If you enjoy Kristin Hannah’s earlier romance novels, you may also enjoy Home Again and Summer Island.

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