Anna Bell is a successful author of romance and chick-lit novels, best known for her novel "Millie and the American Wedding" and the "Don't Tell the Groom" series. She is a self-proclaimed hopeless romantic who enjoys nothing more than a happily ever after story. After an unsuccessful interview for "The Apprentice," Bell made a drunken declaration to her husband that she would one day publish a novel. Her husband held her to her word, encouraging her to fulfill her dream. Bell's debut novel, "Millie and the American Wedding," was a bestseller, selling over 35,000 copies and topping the humor and women's fiction categories on Amazon.
Bell's writing career took off after she published three books and wrote for five years. She eventually decided to quit her job as a museum curator to become a full-time author. Eight years after she began her journey, she had self-published four novels under the pseudonym Annabell Scott and published six traditionally with Hardman & Swainson. Her novels have been published in multiple formats, including audiobook, paperback, and ebook, and have been translated into over ten languages. In addition to her novels, Bell writes a weekly column for the site novelicious.com called "The Secret Dreamworld of an Aspiring Author."
Anna Bell is represented by the Marsh Agency and published by Quercus. Her novel "Don't Tell the Groom" was released in paperback on December 5, 2013. Bell also writes new adult fiction under the pen name Annabel Scott. She currently resides in the South of France with her young family and energetic labrador. When she's not writing, Bell enjoys soaking up the sun in the summer, heading to the ski slopes in the winter, or indulging in a sneaky treat from the patisserie - all year round! Unfortunately, she cannot ski, but she enjoys watching from the comfort of a cozy cafe with a hot chocolate in hand. More information about Anna Bell can be found on her website or by following her on Twitter.