An instant USA Today, Indie, and Sunday Times Bestseller!

Welcome to the website of Rebecca Thorne, the author of the bestselling Tomes & Tea cozy fantasies!

Luckily, she doesn’t just write cozy: her books range from heartwarming to heart-pounding. They will always feature LGBTQIA+ characters and diverse casts, as well as Rebecca’s hallmark writing of cinematic action and witty banter.

And dragons. If she can get away with it, there will be dragons.

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Rebecca Thorne is a USA Today, Indie, and Sunday Times bestselling author, specializing in all things fantasy, sci-fi, and romance. When she isn’t writing (or avoiding writing), she’s either working as a flight attendant, or hiking with her lovely wife and their dogs.

Rebecca has an MFA from Emerson College and aspires to be a professor someday. She dedicates a large portion of her platform to writing and publishing education.

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Rebecca would love to hear from you!

For business inquiries, please contact her literary agent, Taryn Fagerness, at Taryn Fagerness Agency.

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Current Work in Progress:

THIS CRIMSON RUIN

was FINISHED on November 8th, 2024.

Better late than never? LOL.

81,253 / 80,000 Words 100%

Next Up:

How to Make the Moss of Your Time in Space

The journey is more important than the destination… which is great, because they’re definitely lost.

When Torian Kazner accepted the job to protect the crew of the Destitute, she thought it’d be simple. Guard a few aliens—and a couple humans—and one sentient and very outspoken moss colony—as they tour the galaxy taking odd jobs. Okay. Easy.

But considering their alien captain seems fully capable of combat, and the crew’s destinations aren’t dangerous, Torian has no idea why she was hired. Right until Doctor Celise Perrosk—gorgeous, sarcastic, and Torian’s One Who Got Away—strolls onto the ship. Turns out, this isn’t just a job: it’s a matchmaking attempt.

The question is, can Torian play it cool long enough to sweep Celise off her feet… or has that ship sailed for good?

10k / 65k Words