Ellen O’Clover writes stories about love, identity, and belonging for both teens and adults. She grew up in Ohio
and studied creative writing at the Johns Hopkins University before moving west to Colorado, where she lives in
a little green house under a giant aspen tree with her rocket scientist husband and two perfect bulldogs.
and studied creative writing at the Johns Hopkins University before moving west to Colorado, where she lives in
a little green house under a giant aspen tree with her rocket scientist husband and two perfect bulldogs.
Genres: Romance, Young Adult Romance
New and upcoming books
Novels
Seven Percent of Ro Devereux (2023)
The Someday Daughter (2024)
The Heartbreak Hotel (2025)
If Not You (2026)
The Someday Daughter (2024)
The Heartbreak Hotel (2025)
If Not You (2026)
Ellen O'Clover recommends

Thank You for Remembering (2026)
Emily Harding
"Both playful and poignant, Thank You For Remembering is a love story about the people who bring us back to ourselves, and the ordinary magic that appears when we need it most. Entirely captivating from first page to last, I happily devoured it in one sitting."

Blue Jean Summer (2026)
(Wilder Estate, book 1)
Maggie Gates
"With its gorgeous setting and honey-sweet, searingly spicy romance, Blue Jean Summer hooked me from the first page. Like the love between Catherine and Hayes, this story feels like a quiet place of refuge: a tender depiction of finding home in unexpected places, and the people who make us feel safe enough to share how we see the world. I'll take a one-way ticket to Honey Hollow, Virginia, please."

Not that Kind of Proposal (2026)
Victoria Lavine
"Victoria Lavine does it all: sweep-you-off-your-feet writing packed with fresh, surprising turns of phrase; deliciously quick, crackling banter; the best meet cute I've read in recent memory (complete with a pink feather boa). I adore everything about this book-from its tender exploration of families, the darkness they can hold under wraps, and what happens when we let the light in-to its portrayal of the sort of love that sits with us in our grief and mends the ripped seams in our hearts. The perfect read for in-extinguishably hopeful romantics (like me),Not That Kind of Proposal is a knockout. Gracie and Jude have a permanent home in my heart."
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