I have a Scribd account and there is an enormous number of Spanish novels there, of all types. I also read a lot of uses and Levy in French, and still do. I gravitate towards thrillers and suspense.

1. El Color de Mis Palabras

by Lynn Joseph, Alberto Jiménez Rioja (Translator)

2. Malinche

by Laura Esquivel

3. La casa en Mango Street

by Sandra Cisneros, Elena Poniatowska (Translator), Liliana Valenzuela (Translator)

4. El cuaderno de Maya

by Isabel Allende

5. Cajas de cartón

(Francisco #1)

by Francisco Jiménez

6. Cuentos de amor de locura y de muerte

by Horacio Quiroga

7. La muerte y otras sorpresas

by Mario Benedetti

8. Tres vidas chinas

by Dai Sijie

9. La ladrona de libros

by Markus Zusak, Laura Martín de Dios (Translator)

10. El túnel

by Ernesto Sabato

11. El niño que enloqueció de amor

by Eduardo Barrios

12. El divorcio

by César Aira

13. Umami

by Laia Jufresa

Another tip:

The series "El Cementerio de los Libros Olvidados" by the late C.R. Zafón:

https://www.carlosruizzafon.com/la-sombra-del-viento/

Hi ry4n808,

I like esp. Arturo Pérez-Reverte (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arturo_P%C3%A9rez-Reverte):

His novels ("Sidi" about "El Cid", "La Reina del Sur", "Club Dumas", etc.) are awesome for learning Spanish!

Right now, for example, I'm combining Netflix, Audible, and the e-book version of "La Reina del Sur" because (ultra-)reading while listening and learning everyday dialogues via Netflix is simply a great combo for language learning :-)

Have a nice weekend

Peter