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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About the Author
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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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.
Next Up:
Moss-d in Space
The journey is more important than the destination… which is great, because they’re definitely lost.
Torian Razner wants nothing more than a real home. A cozy atmosphere filled with plants is tough to find on a metal space station, but Torian is convinced she can create it with her very own starship. Problem is, only one ship at the impound lot fits her budget. The Destitute is an ancient alien vessel abandoned for a century… but there’s already moss growing everywhere, so Torian figures she’s halfway there.
She wasn’t expecting the moss to start talking to her.
Mechanical Operations and System Support, sub-identity: Moss, is the galaxy’s only organic computer, responsible for life support on the Destitute. It is a “delightful conversationalist” with snarky subfunctions and serious abandonment issues–and Torian adores it immediately.
But their journey goes awry when an engine failure sends the Destitute to an abandoned alien space station for “maintenance.” These aliens had a type: the station is overgrown with nature and brimming with potential. With a little TLC and some help from Moss, it might be exactly what Torian wanted: a sustainable safe haven for everyone she loves.
Time to get to work.