- “The House in the Clouds” by Linda Barrett Osborne – This historical novel tells the story of a young girl’s journey into the magical world of Abruzzo’s rich folklore and traditions.
- “The Abruzzo Trilogy” by Ignazio Silone – This powerful trilogy includes the novels “Fontamara,” “Bread and Wine,” and “The Seed Beneath the Snow,” which explore the social and political struggles of the Abruzzo region during the early 20th century.
- “The Story of a New Name” by Elena Ferrante – The second book in the acclaimed Neapolitan Novels series, this novel follows the lives of two friends from Naples, one of whom spends a significant portion of the story in a rural Abruzzo town.
- “Sun at Midnight” by Rosanna Chiofalo – This contemporary novel weaves a story of family secrets and a love affair in a small Abruzzo village, capturing the beauty and charm of the region.
- “The Abruzzi Bride” by Julia London – A romance novel set in the Abruzzo countryside, where a woman discovers her family’s hidden secrets and finds unexpected love.
- “Cesare’s Last War” by Marcos Aguinis – This historical novel is based on the life of Cesare Pavese, an influential Italian poet, focusing on his experiences in Abruzzo during World War II.
- “The Priest’s Madonna” by Amy Hassinger – Set in a small Abruzzo village in the early 20th century, this novel explores the complex relationships between love, faith, and art.
- “Midnight in Sicily” by Peter Robb – While primarily set in Sicily, this non-fiction novel delves into the history, culture, and politics of southern Italy, including Abruzzo.
- “The Red Lily Crown” by Elizabeth Loupas – This historical fiction novel takes readers on a journey through Renaissance Italy, including vivid depictions of Abruzzo’s landscapes and towns.
- “The Falcon of Palermo” by Maria Bordihn – Spanning various regions in Italy, including Abruzzo, this historical novel tells the gripping tale of a Norman knight’s quest for freedom and redemption.
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