Looking for romance books in Spanish? We gathered 27 free romance books in Spanish in PDF, covering classic novels, love poetry, and short stories.
Jane Austen, the Brontë sisters, and Leo Tolstoy wrote the love stories that defined the genre, and here they are in Spanish. You will also find poems and stories written in Spanish from the start, by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, Rubén Darío, and Emilia Pardo Bazán.
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Novels
Romance Books in Spanish
These are full novels, and several run past five hundred pages. If you are still building your Spanish, skip ahead to the short stories.
Known in English as Pride and Prejudice, this is the story of Elizabeth Bennet and the wealthy Mr. Darcy, who begin by disliking each other. The chapters are short and the Spanish is clear, so it works well as a first full novel.
This is Wuthering Heights in Spanish, the story of Heathcliff and Catherine on the English moors. Love here turns into revenge, and it stays dark from the first page to the last.
Jane Eyre grows up with nothing and takes a job as a governess in a house full of secrets. At over 800 pages it is a long read, but the plot keeps moving.
Emma Bovary marries a country doctor and spends the rest of the book looking for the life she read about in novels. Flaubert's sentences are famous, and the Spanish version keeps their rhythm.
Published in English as Sense and Sensibility, this follows two sisters who handle love in opposite ways. Elinor holds back and Marianne does not, and both get hurt.
Emma Woodhouse likes arranging other people's marriages and is wrong about nearly all of them, including her own. It is the funniest of Austen's novels.
Known in English as The Sorrows of Young Werther, it is told through letters from a young man in love with a woman promised to someone else. Short, intense, and the book that made Goethe famous across Europe.
This is The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, with Quasimodo, Esmeralda, and the cathedral itself as a main character. Hugo stops often to describe medieval Paris, so it reads slower than the plot suggests.
The Scarlet Letter in Spanish. Hester Prynne has a child outside marriage in a Puritan town and is made to wear a red letter A, while the father stays silent.
Cyrano writes the love letters that win Roxane for another man, because he is ashamed of his nose. A play in verse, about 200 pages, and one of the fastest reads on this page.
Gone with the Wind in Spanish, following Scarlett O'Hara through the American Civil War and the years after it. This edition runs past 1,900 pages, the longest book here.
Florentino waits more than fifty years for Fermina to be free again. García Márquez wrote it in Spanish, so you are reading the original and not a translation.
Written in Spanish in 1867, this follows Efraín and his cousin María on a farm in the Cauca valley. It is one of the most read romantic novels in Latin American literature and the Spanish is plain enough to follow.
A young seminarian is weeks away from becoming a priest when he meets Pepita, a young widow. Told mostly through his letters, written in Spanish, and around 130 pages.
Short love poems written in Spanish in the 1860s and still quoted today. Each rima is only a few lines, which makes this a good place to start reading poetry in Spanish.
The book that launched modernismo, mixing short stories and poems in one volume. Darío writes about love, beauty, and desire in language built for sound.
A selection from the nun who wrote some of the sharpest love poetry in Spanish in the 1600s. It gathers her best known sonnets alongside longer pieces.
Love stories you can finish in one afternoon, from Emilia Pardo Bazán to Horacio Quiroga. Good practice if you are learning Spanish and want to reach the end of something.
A collection of love stories written in Spanish, most only a few pages long. Pardo Bazán writes about jealousy and marriage without softening anything.
Short gothic tales about ghosts, ruins, and doomed love, written in Spanish. They read like campfire stories and bridge the gap between poetry and prose.
Known in English as White Nights, a lonely man meets a young woman over four nights in St. Petersburg. At 45 pages it is the quickest read on this page.
That was our pick of romance books in Spanish, between classic novels, love poetry, and short stories. If you would rather read long stories that are not about love, see our novels in Spanish.