Oregon


One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
Crying in H Mart
Sometimes a Great Notion
If I Stay (If I Stay, #1)
Astoria: John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson's Lost Pacific Empire: A Story of Wealth, Ambition, and Survival
The Book of Cold Cases
The Child Finder (Naomi Cottle, #1)
Mink River
Fugitives and Refugees: A Walk in Portland, Oregon
The Music of Bees
Red Clocks
The Sisters Brothers
Geek Love
Heartsick (Archie Sheridan & Gretchen Lowell, #1)
Where the Lost Wander by Amy HarmonUnder a Painted Sky by Stacey  LeeAcross the Wide and Lonesome Prairie by Kristiana GregoryBound for Oregon by Jean Van LeeuwenAll Together in One Place by Jane Kirkpatrick
Oregon Trail fiction
54 books — 45 voters
Portland Happy Hour Guidebook by Cindy AndersonPortland by Heather Arndt Anderson60 Hikes Within 60 Miles by Paul GeraldLarry Gets Lost in Portland by John SkewesFugitives and Refugees by Chuck Palahniuk
Travel Portland
30 books — 6 voters

All She Left Behind by Jane KirkpatrickThe Doctor's Lady by Jody HedlundWindswept Way by Irene HannonBlackberry Beach by Irene HannonWhere the Trail Ends by Melanie Dobson
Christian/clean books set in Oregon
49 books — 11 voters
Only Love by Garrett Leigh18% Gray by Anne TeninoWolfsong by T.J. KluneBaked Fresh by Annabeth AlbertChase the Sun by Christina  Lee
M/M Romance Books Set in Oregon
147 books — 19 voters

Cassidy Bryant
Outside, the leaves on the trees were bursting in hues of orange and red. It wasn’t out of the ordinary for Oregon in October. For weeks now, people had been watching these leaves prove just how beautiful they could become before they died, shriveling up into brown clumps of nothing. Despite the vibrant colors trying their best to stand out, the overcast sky and fog-veiled mountains turned everything gloomy. But, again, not too out of the ordinary for this part of Oregon.
Cassidy Bryant, Letters from Hadley

Aberjhani
With each passing day, I allowed myself to become a little more intoxicated by limitless possibilities which seemed sometimes to roll in with the fog, murmur suggestions that would have made me run yelling from them had I been anywhere [other than San Francisco], then leave me to cope with that special brand of terror bestowed by sweet and sour tastes of freedom.
Aberjhani, Greeting Flannery O'Connor at the Back Door of My Mind

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