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Set in Maine Books Set in Maine Books Set in Maine Author Title Location Andrews, William D. Mapping Murder Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale Bachman, Richard Blaze Barr, Nevada Boar Island Acadia National Park One Goal: a Coach, a Team, and the Game That Brought a Divided Town Bass, Amy Together Lewiston Blake, Sarah The Guest Book an island in Maine Blake, Sarah Grange House A resort in Maine 2/26/2021 1 Books Set in Maine We Were an Island: the Maine life of Art Blanchard III, Peter P and Ann Kellam Placentia Island Bowen, Brenda Enchanted August an island in Maine Boyle, Gerry Lifeline Burroughs, Franklin Confluence: Merrymeeting Bay Merrymeeting Bay Chase, Mary Ellen The Lovely Ambition Downeast Maine Chee, Alexander Edinburgh Chute, Carolyn The Beans of Egypt Maine Coffin, Bruce Robert Within Plain Sight Portland 2/26/2021 2 Books Set in Maine Coffin, Bruce Robert Among the Shadows Portland Creature Discomforts: a dog lover's Conant, Susan mystery Acadia National Park Connolly, John Bad Men Maine island Connolly, John The Woman in the Woods Coperthwaite, William S. A Handmaid Life Portland Cronin, Justin The Summer Guest a fishing camp in Maine The Bar Harbor Retirement Home For DeFino, Terri-Lynne Famous Writers Bar Harbor Dickson, Margaret Octavia's Hill 2/26/2021 3 Books Set in Maine Doiron, Paul Almost Midnight wilderness areas Doiron, Paul The Poacher's Son wilderness areas Ferencik, Erika The River at Night wilderness areas The Stranger in the Woods: the extraordinary story of the last true Finkel, Michael hermit Gerritsen, Tess Bloodstream Gilbert, Elizabeth Stern Men Maine islands Gould, John Maine's Golden Road Grant, Richard Tex and Molly in the Afterlife\ 2/26/2021 4 Books Set in Maine Graves, Sarah The Dead Cat Bounce (Home Repair is HomicideEastport #1) Gray, T.M. Ghosts of Eden Mount Desert Island Greenlaw, Linda The Lobster Chronicles Isle au Haut Greenlaw, Linda Shiver Hitch Greenway, Alice The Bird Skinner Maine islands Greenlaw, Linda Fisherman's Bend Hall, Meredith Beneficence Nine Mile Bridge: Three Years in the Hamlin, Helen Maine Woods Aroostook County/Allagash 2/26/2021 5 Books Set in Maine Harms, Kelly The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane South Bristol Hayman, James The Cutting Portland Heinrich, Bernd A Year in the Maine Woods Vacationland: true stories from painful Hodgeman, John beaches Irving, John The Cider House Rules The Country of the Pointed Firs and Jewett, Sarah Orne Other Stories Kelly, Elizabeth The Miracle on Monhegan Island Monhegan Island Kidd, Cornelia Death and a Pot of Chowder 2/26/2021 6 Books Set in Maine King, Stephen Bag of Bones King, Stephen Carrie King, Stephen Cell King, Stephen Cujo King, Stephen The Dark Half King, Stephen The Dead Zone King, Stephen Different Seasons King, Stephen Dolores Claiborne 2/26/2021 7 Books Set in Maine King, Stephen Dreamcatcher King, Stephen The Institute King, Stephen It King, Tabitha The Book of Reuben King, Tabitha Caretakers King, Tabitha One on One Western Maine Kline, Christina Baker Orphan Train Kline, Christina Baker The Way Life Should Be 2/26/2021 8 Books Set in Maine Kline, Christina Baker A Piece of the World Knowles, Ardeana Hamlin Pink Chimneys Bangor Koryta, Michael How It Happened Lackey, Mercedes Breaking Silence Lester, Terrell S, Maine: the Seasons McInerney, Karen Murder on the Rocks Cranberry Island McInerney, Karen Murder Most Maine Cranberry Island McKinnon, K.C. Candles on Bay Street Fort Kent 2/26/2021 9 Books Set in Maine Miranda, Megan The Last House Guest Montgomery, M. R. In Search of L. L. Bean Moore, Jim Official Secrets Moore, Ruth Spoonhandle Moore, Ruth A Walk Down Main Street Moore, Meg Mitchell The Captain's Daughter Morison, B.J. Beer and Skittles: a Little Maine Murder Northeast Harbor Neeley, Barbara Blanche Among the Talented Tenth 2/26/2021 10 Books Set in Maine Neff, John Katahdin: an Historic Journey Baxer State Park and surrounding areas Nelson, Shirley Fair Clear and Terrible: the Story of Shiloh,Durham Maine Nichols, Jim Blue Summer Noyes, Anna Goodnight, Beautiful Women Ogilvie, Elisabeth High Tide at Noon Maine Islands Oleson, Anne The Book of the Mandolin Player Page, Katherine Hall The Body in the Kelp Penobscot Bay Pelletier, Cathie The Funeral Makers Aroostook County 2/26/2021 11 Books Set in Maine Pelletier, Cathie A Year After Henry Penney, Elizabeth Thread and Dead Phippen, Sanford The Police Know Everything: Downeast Stories Picoult, Jodi Perfect Match The In-Betweens : The Spiritualists, Ptacin, Mira Mediums, and Legends of Camp Etna Etna Rawson, David Murder on Mount Desert Mount Desert Island Rinehart, Mary Roberts The Wall Bar Harbor Rinehart, Mary Roberts The Yellow Room Bar Harbor 2/26/2021 12 Books Set in Maine Roorbach, Bill The Remedy for Love Western Maine Ross, Barbara Sealed Off Russo, Richard Empire Falls Senate, Melissa The Love Goddess' Cooking School Shapiro, Dani Black & White Shields, Kieran The Truth of All Things Shreve, Anita The Stars are Fire Coastal Maine Siddon, Anne Rivers Colony: A Novel 2/26/2021 13 Books Set in Maine Smith, Earl H. The Dam Committee Strout, Elizabeth The Burgess Boys Strout, Elizabeth Olive Kitteridge Sullivan, J. Courtney Maine Swanson, Peter All the Beautiful Lies Sweeney, Aoibheann Among Other Things, I've Taken Up Smoking Thayer, Cynthia A. Strong for Potatoes Thoreau, Henry David The Maine Woods Piscataquis County 2/26/2021 14 Books Set in Maine Williams, Ben Ames Come Spring Union Maine Williams, Ben Ames The Strange Woman Bangor Wolfson, Brianna That Summer in Maine Wood, Monica We Were the Kennedys Mexico, Maine Woods, Stuart Choppy Water Zentner, Alexi The Lobster Kings 2/26/2021 15.
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