- “The Valencia Chronicles” by Maria Amparo Escandon: A multigenerational saga set in Valencia, exploring the intertwined lives of three families.
- “The Oranges of Valencia” by Annemarie Neary: This novel takes place in the city of Valencia, where the lives of two women intersect, revealing secrets and unexpected connections.
- “The Lost Labyrinth of Valencia” by Ana Maria Matute: Set against the backdrop of Valencia’s ancient streets, this novel follows a young girl’s journey as she uncovers a hidden labyrinth of mystery and magic.
- “Shadow of the Bulls” by Victor Villasenor: This coming-of-age story centres around a young boy named Juanito growing up in the Valencian countryside, where bullfighting is both a tradition and a source of conflict.
- “Mediterranean Summer” by David Shalleck: This memoir recounts the author’s experience working as a private chef on a yacht cruising along the coast of Valenciana, showcasing the region’s culinary traditions and natural beauty.
- “The Moor’s Last Sigh” by Salman Rushdie: Although not solely set in Valenciana, a significant portion of the novel takes place in Valencia, providing a vivid portrait of the city and its history.
- “The Queen’s Vow” by C.W. Gortner: This historical fiction novel follows the life of Queen Isabel of Castile, including her time in Valencia and her efforts to unite Spain.
- “The Red Sari” by Javier Moro: While primarily focusing on the life of Sonia Gandhi, this biographical novel also explores her roots in Valencia and the impact of her Valencian heritage.
- “The Saffron Trail” by Rosanna Ley: This contemporary romance novel weaves together the stories of three women who are connected through their love for Valenciana’s rich culture and landscapes.
- “The Valencia Express” by Ruth Coles Harris: Set against the backdrop of the iconic Valencia Express train, this mystery novel follows a journalist’s investigation into a mysterious death on board.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Valencia
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