4 best novels set in Delaware
Explore our grand collection of captivating novels that showcase the unique charm of Delaware. From enchanting love stories set in the First State's scenic parks, to nail-biting murder mysteries in the heart of Wilmington, these books not only highlight diverse tales of triumph, love, and suspense but also beautifully encapsulate Delaware's rich heritage and culture. Delve into narratives that immerse you in the state's tranquil landscapes and bustling cities, bearing witness to the remarkable stories that only Delaware can inspire.
West of Rehoboth
By Alexs D. Pate
How it fits the "novels set in Delaware" vibe: Set in the resort town of Rehoboth, Delaware, the book closely captures the spirit of the small town. With detailed descriptions, it makes you feel as if you are actually there in Delaware.
Publisher: Harper Collins
Page Count: 258
Published Date: 2002-08-20
The Summer That Never Was
By Peter Robinson
How it fits the "novels set in Delaware" vibe: Though not completely set in Delaware, significant chunks of the story take place in Sussex county. The author successfully portrays the local vibe and culture.
Publisher: McClelland & Stewart
Page Count: 408
Published Date: 2009-01-13
Beloved
By Toni Morrison
How it fits the "novels set in Delaware" vibe: Toni Morrison offers a glimpse into Delaware by setting a portion of the novel in 1882 Delaware. This allows readers to get a sense of the state's history and atmosphere during that time.
3 / 5 Stars on Google Books
Publisher: Vintage
Page Count: 345
Published Date: 2007-07-24
The Saint of Lost Things
By Christopher Castellani
How it fits the "novels set in Delaware" vibe: Set in post-WWII Wilmington, Delaware, the novel does a fantastic job of depicting Delaware’s unique sociocultural milieu and the immigrant experience within it.
Publisher: Algonquin Books
Page Count: 344
Published Date: 2005-01-01