WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Ibiza

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  • “The White Island” by Stephen Armstrong: This non-fiction book delves into the history, allure, and darker side of Ibiza. It explores the cultural impact of the island and its transformation into a global party destination.
  • “Beloved Poison” by E. S. Thomson: While not solely set in Ibiza, this historical crime thriller features a subplot set on the island. The novel follows a female apothecary who uncovers a web of murder and intrigue during the Victorian era.
  • “Heartbreak Hotel” by Deborah Moggach: Set in Ibiza and England, this heartwarming novel tells the story of retired English expatriates who purchase a rundown hotel on the island. It explores their journey of restoration, personal growth, and friendships.
  • “Blue Island” by Charles Barter: This crime novel takes place in Ibiza and follows the story of a detective who is determined to catch a serial killer targeting young tourists. It offers a suspenseful and atmospheric portrayal of the island.
  • “A Kiss Before Killing” by Keith McCarthy: This crime thriller is the first book in the “Inspector Erika Foster” series. While primarily set in London, a significant part of the story takes place in Ibiza. It follows a detective investigating a series of murders with ties to the island.
  • “Adrift in Spain and Morocco” by David Hanna: This travelogue recounts the author’s adventures in Spain and Morocco, including an exploration of Ibiza. It offers an insightful and personal perspective on the island’s culture, history, and natural beauty.
  • “The Island” by Victoria Hislop: Although not solely set in Ibiza, this historical novel features a storyline taking place on the island. It traces the intertwined lives of four generations of a family and the secrets they hold.
  • “The Club of Angels” by Luis Maria Ansón: This Spanish novel is set in Ibiza during the 1980s and revolves around a group of couples involved in complicated romantic entanglements. It explores themes of love, desire, and the pursuit of pleasure.
  • “Blue Horizon” by Wilbur Smith: Although part of a larger historical adventure series, a portion of this novel is set in Ibiza. It follows the Courtney family’s exploits during the early 18th century, including encounters with pirates off the coast of Ibiza.
  • “Total Chaos” by Jean-Claude Izzo: While primarily set in Marseille, France, this crime novel features a character who escapes to Ibiza as a way to evade his troubled past. The novel reflects on themes of disillusionment, exile, and the lure of the island’s freedom.
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