Welcome To
Bella’s Operatorverse
NEW RELEASE
🔥New Release🔥
Aria doesn’t do attachments, and Jasper’s not the kind of man who believes in hopes and dreams.
When the final pieces of the Organization surface and King makes his last move, all bets are off—because Aria survived hell once, and she refuses to lose the man who snuck in under her defenses, got on her last nerve, and claimed her heart... Jasper.
UPCOMING RELEASE!
STRONGHOLD
Protectors forged in war, bound by honor, and saved by love.
Tropes you’ll love:
✨ Former military heroes turned small-town protectors
🔥 High-stakes suspense and steamy heat
💘 Strong heroines who give as good as they get
🏠 Found family, loyalty, and redemption
💥 Brotherhood, sacrifice, and love that's worth fighting for
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About Me
Annabella Stone™ +Bella Stone™ write action-packed, high-octane romances with strong characters, both male and female, who will do anything, including cross any line to protect the ones who own their hearts. If you love stories filled with snark + banter, military romance with a side of suspense, found family with a focus on brotherhood, intense action scenes, a little spice, and more, you’re in the right place. # LoveLikeAnOperator: Fight hard, play wild, love strong.
Reader Q+A
1:
Is there a story behind how you started writing?
In 2017, I was living in Ireland, and an author friend in the US asked me why I was awake at silly o'clock in the morning. I whined about my mind racing and the images and voices that wouldn't stop and allow me to sleep. Kris double-dog dared me to write down what I saw and heard. 19 Days later I wrote 'The End' on Jonah's Compass.
2:
What are your favorite scenes to write?
Glitter wars and action scenes are always a favorite for me. I can sit down and bang out 5000 words in a couple of hours when I write those.
Glitter wars... that’s how my family blows off steam... but it’s not allowed in the house, or allowed to happen when I’ve spent 6 hours grooming dogs for a show. Glitter wars started as I’d spent hours doing a show groom on one of my dogs. I was set to leave for the show at 3 AM, about 10 minutes after I’d sat down to have coffee, my beautifully groomed woofer was covered in pink and purple glitter as our daughter (who was about 5 - she’s now 21) had had a glitter “accident” while opening the box. I lost my mind, and everyone else in the house covered for my kid by starting a glitter war... it too became a thing for when the tensions are running high and some fun is needed to remind us of what really matters.
3:
How do you research the locations you use in your stories?
Locations are most often places I have been. For example, the Irish location, while in a different county, has a layout based on the farm I grew up on. Italian places are based on either our own family’s properties (cousins, uncles, etc) or friends’ properties. FOB Panther is based on my husband’s family ranch in Texas, as is Nemesis in Montana... the layouts and the houses, more than the locations.
Obviously, I haven’t been to warzones and rely on my beta readers who have served in those places to correct my screw ups. Some of the cities I’ve used are where families I have sold puppies to over the years are located, or where I have friends in the dog show world, and those people also kindly read for authenticity. (I still screw up, or I fudge something a little to ensure the people who matter to me’s homes aren’t exposed, etc.)
Zurich is a place I lived for many years (it’s where I met my husband, got married, had our first kid, etc.)
Italy is where I live now, so I can jump in the truck and drive the roads to see what my guys are looking at, etc. So it’s a mix of things depending on what the story/location calls for.













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