- “Sunset Song” by Lewis Grassic Gibbon: This classic novel explores the life of a young woman in a rural Aberdeenshire community before and during World War I.
- “The Lighthouse” by P.D. James: This crime novel is set on a fictional Scottish island with its lighthouse modeled after those found along the Aberdeenshire coast.
- “Wolf Winter” by Cecilia Ekbäck: While primarily set in Swedish Lapland, this atmospheric mystery novel includes scenes set in Aberdeenshire and explores its folklore and history.
- “The Soprano’s Last Song” by Irene Adler: This mystery novel features the Gilver family as they solve a murder mystery set in the beautiful countryside of Aberdeenshire.
- “Beneath The Bonfire” by Nickolas Butler: One of the short stories in this collection, titled “Sven & Lily,” takes place in Aberdeenshire and delves into the complex relationship between two individuals.
- “The Quiet Ones” by Betsy Reavley: This psychological thriller is largely set in Aberdeenshire and delves into the dark secrets and troubled minds of its characters.
- “The Nowhere Emporium” by Ross MacKenzie: While primarily set in a magical emporium, this children’s fantasy novel includes scenes set in Aberdeenshire and captures the fantastical elements of the area.
- “Nadirs” by Herta Müller: This collection of short stories touches upon the experiences of Romanian immigrants in Aberdeenshire and explores themes of cultural displacement and identity.
- “The Seagull” by Ann Cleeves: This crime novel, set in the Shetland Islands, features a detective from Aberdeenshire who is called in to solve a murder, showcasing the connection between the two locations.
- “The Gathering Night” by Margaret Elphinstone: Although primarily set in prehistoric Scotland, this historical fiction novel includes elements and settings inspired by Aberdeenshire’s ancient landscapes.
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