The Diabolical Bones

Praise for THE VANISHED BRIDE: Romps along and is lashed with Gothic colour. Fun and inventive * Daily Mail * Bront fans will undoubtedly get the most out of this: possible inspirations for [the sisters' works] are everywhere. But you don't need insider knowledge to enjoy either the splendid adventure, or the touching and often funny portrayal of the sisters' devotion to and exasperation with one another and their debauched brother * Guardian * Brilliantly entertaining and original * CL Taylor * Elegant, witty and compulsively readable - I think the Bront sisters would have been delighted. A standout book * Rosie Walsh * Incredible . . . Bella Ellis is a very special talent: the Bronts are magically brought to life in this gripping, twisty mystery. I need more! * Angela Clarke * Bront aficionados are sure to enjoy the accurate characterization and context, the twists turns and Gothic touches of the plot, and the strong feminist streak that manifests itself throughout, but most triumphantly at the end. Happily, more Bront mysteries are to be expected * TLS * Evocative and utterly enchanting * Sarah Hilary * Ellis's writing flows beautifully. The book gathers pace as the 'detectors', which the women like to be called, become more involved in the circuitous plot and the eventual outstanding denouement, which is one of the best and most unexpected I have come across recently. * Yorkshire Magazine * A Gothic mystery perfect for Bront fans * Yours Magazine * Great Gothic fun for fans of the Bronte siblings * Yorkshire Living Magazine * Ellis's portrayal of this extraordinary family is so loving and persuasive that the book is more heart-warming than blood-chilling * Sunday Express *

Bella Ellis is the Bront-inspired pen name for the award winning, Sunday Times bestselling author Rowan Coleman. A Bront devotee for most of her life, Rowan is the author of fourteen novels including The Memory Book, The Summer of Impossible Things and The Girl at the Window.