- “The Witches of Eastwick” by John Updike – Set in the fictional town of Eastwick, Rhode Island, this novel explores supernatural themes and the lives of three women.
- “The Family Fang” by Kevin Wilson – Although much of the story takes place elsewhere, the eccentric family at the centre of this novel is from Rhode Island.
- “The Memory Keeper’s Daughter” by Kim Edwards – This novel delves into issues of family and secrets, and part of the story takes place in a Rhode Island coastal town.
- “Body of Water” by Sarah Dooley – Set in a small Rhode Island fishing town, this young adult novel tells the story of a girl searching for her missing mother.
- “The Rehearsal” by Eleanor Catton – While the primary setting is a theatre in New Zealand, the main character is originally from Rhode Island, and her past in the state plays a role in the plot.
- “The Burgess Boys” by Elizabeth Strout – Although most of the story takes place in Maine, Rhode Island serves as a key location in this novel about sibling relationships.
- “A Big Storm Knocked It Over” by Laurie Colwin – Set in a fictionalised version of Providence, this novel follows the lives of a small group of friends as they navigate relationships and personal struggles.
- “A Little Fate” by Nora Roberts – Part of the “In the Garden” trilogy, this romance novel is set in Newport, Rhode Island, and features a historic inn.
- “The Oakdale Dinner Club” by Kim Moritsugu – This lighthearted novel is set in the fictional community of Oakdale, Rhode Island, and revolves around the friendships and secrets within a dinner club.
- “The Prince of Providence” by Mike Stanton – This non-fiction book tells the story of Buddy Cianci, the charismatic and controversial mayor of Providence, Rhode Island.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Rhode Island
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