Heaven & Hell Books in Order

Natasha Madison’s Heaven & Hell duet blends small-town romance with high-stakes suspense and heavy emotional scars. The books are shorter than many of her hockey novels, but they carry a darker, grittier edge while still promising a hard-earned happy ending.

In Hell and Back, Bella has already lived through the kind of relationship people whisper about. Meeting him felt like luck at first, but watching the man she loved slide into addiction turned their home into a battlefield. Leaving is the only way she can save herself, even though it means starting over with nothing and trusting no one. Her new life is quiet, almost anonymous, until Jackson, a cop with his own ghosts, crosses her path.

Jackson isn’t looking for anything except a way to outrun his past and do his job. He recognizes the fear in Bella’s eyes because he’s seen it too many times at work and in the mirror. What begins as a protective instinct slowly becomes something more, even as danger creeps closer. The book balances the slow rebuilding of trust with the tension of a threat that refuses to stay buried.

Pieces of Heaven keeps the same atmospheric mix of tenderness and fear but shifts the focus to another couple tied to law enforcement. Marissa is doing everything she can to raise her daughter and keep going after a rough start in life. When her little girl is taken, she’s forced to put her faith in the very system that has failed her before. Mick, the cop assigned to the case, is as dedicated to his badge as he is unprepared for how deeply this mother and child will matter to him.

Their search for the missing girl drives the story, but the heart of the book is in the way two wary, damaged people let themselves lean on each other. Every clue they chase opens up more questions about who they can trust, and what they are willing to sacrifice for a chance at a future.

Across both novels you can expect small-town settings, found family among fellow officers and neighbors, and characters who have to confront trauma instead of pretending it never happened. The Heaven & Hell books are best read in order, starting with Hell and Back and then Pieces of Heaven, to feel the progression from surviving to truly living again.