Bella Ellis Books in Order

Jenny, Rosie, and Selin have been best friends since school, drifting through messy nights and bad decisions while waiting for adulthood to start. Then tragedy hits, and all three have to face how much growing up still lies ahead.

Kitty thought marriage and motherhood would be her fairy-tale ending, but real life in the countryside feels lonelier and harder than she imagined. As cracks spread through her perfect story, she has to decide what happily ever after really means.

When Christian ends their long relationship, Maggie retreats to her parents' pub feeling humiliated and stuck. Determined to win him back, she starts a reckless plan that forces her to question whether her heartbreak is really about him at all.

At thirteen, Ruby looks like she has it all: a TV soap role, stage school, and endless attention. Behind the scenes, though, rumors about her future on the show and her parents' split leave her world suddenly shaky.

Career-driven Sophie Mills expects control, not instant parenthood. When her late best friend's young daughters are left in her care, she stumbles into grief, chaos, and a kind of love she never planned for.

A group of exhausted new parents keep colliding through classes, coffee, and small disasters until they form an unofficial baby group. At the center is Natalie, whose surprise baby has blown up the life she thought she had planned.

Ruby lands the chance to audition for a major movie and suddenly life after soap seems thrilling and terrifying at once. Between huge expectations and ordinary teenage nerves, she has to decide how badly she wants the spotlight.

Hollywood sounds like the dream, until Ruby discovers how lonely and pressured it can be. Far from home and surrounded by glamour, she has to figure out who she is when the cameras stop rolling.

Ruby has grown up on the hit soap Kensington Heights, but fame feels less fun when she fears being written out of the show. Add stage-school jealousy, a first screen kiss, and family upheaval, and everything starts wobbling.

Six very different new parents keep colliding through baby classes, coffee, and daily disasters until they form a support system of their own. It is funny, frazzled, and sharply tuned to how lonely early parenthood can feel.

Alison and Catherine have spent fifteen years living the aftermath of one life-changing betrayal. When Alison moves back home, both women are forced to confront old love, resentment, and the question of whether either chose the right life.

Ruby hopes ordinary school life will mean less drama, but show business has other ideas. A choir competition, a new musical, an old boyfriend, and fresh rivalries pull her right back under the spotlight.

Fifteen years after running away with her best friend's boyfriend, Alison returns to the town she left behind. Her arrival forces two women to reckon with lost chances, old betrayals, and the lives they might have lived.

Fresh from a stage success, Ruby heads back to Hollywood to audition for the film version of Spotlight! The Musical. Showbiz nerves are bad enough, but the real trouble waiting for her may be much closer to home.

Sophie Mills has traded London for Cornwall to be with Louis and the two girls she has come to love. But country life, commitment, and the idea of becoming a real family prove messier and scarier than she expected.

After her husband's death leaves her broke and overwhelmed, Ellie Woods starts renting out rooms in her home. Her new lodgers bring noise, mess, and unexpected comfort, pushing her back toward life and love.

After her husband's death leaves her broke and overwhelmed, Ellie Woods starts renting out rooms in her home. Her new lodgers bring noise, mess, and unexpected comfort, pushing her back toward life and love.

Willow has spent years living in the shadow of one terrible moment while her twin, Holly, seemed to keep moving forward. When old pain resurfaces, the sisters must face the secret that shaped them both.

Rose Pritchard flees her abusive husband in the middle of the night, taking her daughter to a remote Lake District village. She is searching for safety, for family answers, and for the possibility that one act of long-ago kindness might still lead somewhere better.

Claire is trying to hold onto her husband, daughters, and sense of self as early-onset Alzheimer's steals the details of her life. Her memory book becomes a lifeline for the family she loves, and a record of what she cannot bear to lose.

Claire's memory is slipping away, and she knows the life she loves cannot stay as it is. Her answer is a scrapbook of moments for her family, even as early-onset Alzheimer's begins to blur names, faces, and the past.

Night nurse Stella Carey writes final letters for her dying patients while her injured husband shuts himself away from the world. One urgent message gives her a chance to change someone else's ending, and maybe her own.

Willow and Holly are identical twins bound by love and by a secret that pushed their lives in different directions. When the past catches up, Willow has to face the fear that has shaped her for years.

In a novel co-written with Cara Delevingne, four outsiders build a band that finally feels like home. When Naomi vanishes and is later found unconscious in a river, her friends are forced to untangle betrayal, identity, and the truth of what happened.

After her mother's death, Luna travels to Brooklyn to sort through old secrets and unfinished business. Then something impossible happens, and she finds herself face to face with her mother as a young woman in the summer of 1977.

Widowed Trudy Heaton returns to crumbling Ponden Hall with her young son, who cannot accept his father's death. As grief, family strain, and the house's long memory close in, the past begins to press unsettlingly into the present.

In 1845 Yorkshire, a young wife disappears from Chester Grange, leaving only blood behind. Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë begin asking questions and find a case tangled in power, violence, and the limits placed on women.

When a child's bones are found hidden inside Top Withens Hall, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë are drawn into a darker case than before. Their search leads through brutal family secrets, vanished children, and the grim world of local orphanages.

When Anne Brontë hears from former pupil Lydia Robinson, the sisters are drawn into a desperate London rescue mission. A missing item, a pregnant fugitive, and a criminal leader called the Red Monarch turn the case into a race against time.

With Anne and Emily on the brink of publication and Charlotte smarting from rejection, the Brontë household is already tense. Then a hated workhouse master, cleared of poisoning his wife, asks the sisters to investigate an attempt on his own life.