- “The Silence of the Sea” by Yrsa Sigurðardóttir: This crime novel takes place in Almeria and follows a series of mysterious deaths that occur along the coastline.
- “The Back Room” by Carmen Martín Gaite: Set in the fictional town of Tresfuentes (inspired by Almeria), this novel explores the lives and secrets of its inhabitants.
- “Cajamarca” by Luis Guillermo Restrepo: This historical novel is set in Almeria during the Spanish Civil War and follows the journey of a group of Republican soldiers.
- “The Place That Needs No Sun” by Ana María Matute: Although not entirely set in Almeria, parts of this coming-of-age novel take place in the region, offering a glimpse into its landscapes and culture.
- “The Golden City” by Juan Ramón Biedma: This crime thriller is set in Almeria during the 1980s, delving into corruption, drug trafficking, and the darker side of the city.
- “The Flamenco Conspiracy” by Sergio Ramirez: While the majority of this novel takes place in Spain, including Almeria, it combines history, suspense, and flamenco music into an intriguing narrative.
- “The Shadow of the Wind” by Carlos Ruiz Zafón: Although the main setting is Barcelona, this internationally acclaimed novel has a significant portion set in Almeria, offering a different perspective on the region.
- “The Queen of the South” by Arturo Pérez-Reverte: While the story primarily focuses on the drug trade and international criminal networks, Almeria plays a role in the main character’s journey.
- “The Prisoner of Heaven” by Carlos Ruiz Zafón: As the third book in the Cemetery of Forgotten Books series, this novel features sections set in Almeria, providing further exploration of the region’s atmosphere.
- “The Last Resort” by Carmen Posadas: Set in the fictional coastal town of Roquetas, inspired by Almeria, this mystery novel highlights the clash between social classes and the secrets held within a comfortable resort.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Almería
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