- “Here Be Dragons” by Sharon Kay Penman – This historical fictional work brings to life 13th-century Wales, including Gwynedd, during the rule of Llewelyn the Great.
- “The Welsh Girl” by Peter Ho Davies – Set in the backdrop of Gwynedd during World War II, it follows the story of a young Welsh woman and a German POW stationed nearby.
- “I Wanted to Write a Song” by Beryl Hughes – This novel takes place in a fictional village in Gwynedd and explores the lives and secrets of its inhabitants.
- “Pendragon” by Catherine Christian – This fantasy novel takes inspiration from Welsh mythology and tales of King Arthur, including the region of Gwynedd.
- “The House Under the Stone” by Melvyn Jones – Set in the remote Gwynedd countryside, it’s a suspenseful mystery novel revolving around a hidden secret.
- “The Snow Leopard’s Lair” by Cheryl Rees-Price – This crime thriller is set in a fictional village in Gwynedd, as a detective investigates a series of murders.
- “Paradise” by Robert Penn Warren – While not directly set in Gwynedd, this Pulitzer Prize-winning novel explores themes of power and corruption, which may resonate with Welsh history.
- “The White Raven” by Robert Low – This historical fiction novel follows the Viking conquest of northern Britain, including parts of Gwynedd.
- “The Peppered Moth” by Margaret Drabble – Although not set in Gwynedd, it explores the life of a Welsh woman and her family in 20th-century Britain, touching on Welsh cultural identity.
- “The Promise” by Derek Smith – Set in a Welsh mining village inspired by the history of Gwynedd, this novel delves into family secrets, heartbreak, and resilience.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Gwynedd
0
Share.
