- “The Belton Estate” by Anthony Trollope: This novel tells the story of Clara Amedroz, who lives on her late father’s estate in Leicestershire.
- “Bringing in the Sheaves” by Richard Bartholomew: This book humorously explores the author’s experiences as an Anglican priest in rural Leicestershire.
- “The Making of a Marchioness” by Frances Hodgson Burnett: While not exclusively set in Leicestershire, part of this novel takes place in the county and follows the life of Emily Fox-Seton.
- “A Ride Across Palestine” by Anthony Trollope: This travelogue depicts the author’s journey through the Holy Land, including parts set in Leicestershire.
- “The Mysterious Affair at Styles” by Agatha Christie: While most known for her detective novels, this story isn’t set entirely in Leicestershire, but a significant section takes place there.
- “The Land” by A. E. Coppard: This collection of short stories explores the rural landscapes and communities of Leicestershire.
- “Turn, Magic Wheel” by Dawn Powell: While not solely set in Leicestershire, part of this novel takes place there while following the life of the protagonist Marcia Bloch.
- “The Castle of Adventure” by Enid Blyton: One of the popular Adventure series books, it features Leicestershire as a setting for the young adventurers’ escapades.
- “The Double Marriage” by Wilkie Collins: Although the majority of the novel is set in a fictional European country, it begins in Leicestershire.
- “The Counterplot” by Hope Mirrlees: This mystery novel is set in Leicestershire and revolves around a series of strange events and their connection to a local legend.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Leicestershire
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