- “The Island of the Lost” by Victoria Hislop: This bestselling novel tells the story of a family in search of their roots, spanning generations and taking readers on a journey through the history of Gran Canaria.
- “A Hundred Years of Solitude” by Gabriel García Márquez: While not exclusively set in Gran Canaria, this iconic novel by Márquez features scenes that take place on the island, contributing to the magical realism that defines the story.
- “Fugitives of Love” by Raúl del Pozo: This novel explores themes of love, passion, and betrayal against the backdrop of Gran Canaria. It portrays the island’s beauty and contrasts it with the characters’ intricate relationships.
- “The Islands” by Carlos Gagini: Set in the Canary Islands, including Gran Canaria, this novel delves into the lives of the characters and their struggles, capturing the essence of the island’s history and culture.
- “The Invisible Guardian” by Dolores Redondo: While mainly set in the Basque Country, this crime thriller features a gripping storyline that takes the protagonist to Gran Canaria, where she uncovers a dark secret while investigating a murder.
- “The Butterfly Island” by Corina Bomann: This novel tells the story of a woman who discovers a mysterious diary that leads her to Gran Canaria, where she unravels secrets from the past and finds new beginnings.
- “Homecoming” by Cecelia Ahern: Part of Ahern’s “Rosie Dunne” series, this novel follows the main characters on a trip to Gran Canaria as they navigate love, friendship, and self-discovery.
- “Road to Paradise” by Paola Calvetti: This heartwarming novel focuses on three women who meet in Gran Canaria, drawn together by their search for happiness and a shared love for art and life.
- “The Unpredictability of Being Human” by Linni Ingemundsen: While set in Norway, this coming-of-age novel highlights the protagonist’s trip to Gran Canaria, which becomes a turning point in her life and an opportunity for personal growth.
- “The Island House” by Posie Graeme-Evans: This historical fiction novel weaves together the stories of two women, one in present-day Australia and the other in 19th-century Gran Canaria, revealing a connection that spans generations.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Gran Canaria
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