Welcome to the Rebecca York Website

Romantic thrillers are my passion. I love writing stories about a man and
a woman falling in love against a backdrop of heart-stopping danger. And if the book has a dark paranormal twist, so much the better.

Now that you’re here, I hope you’ll browse around my site to find out what I’m writing and what I’ve written in the past. Under paranormal romance, you’ll find information on my Moon series, my books about the Marshall family of sexy alpha male werewolves, and also my sexually linked telepaths.

And if you want a list of my 43 Light Street series books, they’re under romantic suspense.

Please bookmark this site, and plan to visit often. We will update the information on a regular basis.

GHOST MOON Book Trailer

Subscribers to my Newsletter are eligible to enter my Spring into Summer Contest and have a chance to win a wolf hand puppet and a deck of playing cards showing the cover of NEW MOON, one of my USA Today best-selling novels.

I'm thrilled to be part of an upcoming multi-genre conference where I don't even have to leave home. It's a "Writers TeleSummit," being held September 4-7, where I'm one of 24 speakers who will be talking on various writing topics. I'm doing "Writing and Selling the Romance Novel." Other topics include contemporary fiction, writing for children, the mystery series, screenwriting, branding, positioning and self-promotion, literary agents, first novels, what editors want, handling rejection, writing and selling the non-fiction book, and a lot more. Click here for more details.

Rebecca's October Intrigue, RETURN OF THE WARRIOR, got a Top Pick from Romantic Times BOOKreviews Magazine! It is also a nominee for Best Intrigue of 2007.

On November 7, I was interviewed by Bobbie Batista on the Retirement Channel's Daily Café show. You can see a video of this interview here.

Publishers Weekly, on October 15, reviewed BEYOND FEARLESS, Rebecca's December Berkley Sensation, saying "York's magnetic characters make this novel a sexy good time."

Rebecca spoke October 14 at the dedication of the new digital recording lab at the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped in Baltimore. She was honored to have her novella, "Burning Moon," as their first book recording.