Rebecca Torrellas is the writer and creator of the award-winning tetralogy called "Howl.”
In December 2018, she released a standalone romantic comedy titled "One Time at the River," a hilarious and intriguing story about star-crossed lovers at the river.
In July 2025, she will release "Thorns in the Rose," a poetry book commemorating 30 years of her writing. Raw, relentless, and deeply unfiltered, Torrellas never imagined releasing these works to the world. With them being her secret hideaway for her feelings, the poems rip open the wounds of her heart, letting anguish, fury, and uncertainty carve a path through loss while hope fights to hold its ground.
Next on her agenda is "Wings & Thorns," an ongoing urban fantasy series about love, friendship, loyalty, betrayal, and abuse of power among warrior fairies that escalates into the human world, jeopardizing both humans and each other.
Torrellas also has a production company, RoseFae Entertainment, that produces book trailers and audiobooks. The audiobooks to "Wings & Thorns" have a full cast featuring over 100 voice actors.
Praise for "Howl at the Water"
"Rebecca Torrellas’s skillful writing shines in her ability to weave romantic tension and relatable high school dialogue into the story. But beyond its thrilling plot, this captivating read also offers insightful commentary on topics such as teenage turmoil, love, passion, duty, responsibility, family dynamics, and bonds of friendship. By seamlessly incorporating these universal themes into a unique world of its own creation, the novel feels both fantastically fantastical and remarkably realistic."
- The Prairies Book Review
Praise for "Howl at the Wind"
"Rebecca Torrellas uses powerful conflicts, fast-paced writing, and always developing characters to make for one gripping story. Sierra has become a more resilient and confident protagonist since the previous book, and Xayden has become more rebellious. It’s great to see what lengths he will go through to be with Sierra. His love for her is stronger than anything else in the world."
- Independent Book Review
A human girl who was abandoned and adopted by the Rose Moon pack as a baby is in love with her best friend, the future Alpha. As she navigates through her crush, she and her friends become victims of rogue werewolves. As the group investigates who is responsible for the attacks, mystical forces target them. To discover why this is all happening, they take a deep dive into the history of the Rose Moon pack, not realizing it could uncover secrets of their past that others will kill them to keep buried.
Award-winning four-book series available in print, digital, and audiobook.
Thorns in the Rose
Raw, relentless, and deeply unfiltered poetry.
Praise for "Thorns in the Rose"
"The book unfolds in thematic chapters, each capturing a stage in the poet’s emotional evolution... Though the emotional weight of the book can feel overwhelming when read in one sitting, it’s a necessary immersion. Torrellas asks the reader to sit beside her, not to look away. And in doing so, she extends a kind of quiet invitation: to reckon with our own stories, to name our own wounds, and perhaps, to believe in our own healing. A stunner."
- The Prairies Book Review
Rebecca Torrellas rips open the wounds of her heart, letting anguish, fury, and uncertainty carve a path through loss, while hope fights to hold its ground.
Thorns in the Rose is a powerful collection of poetry that pulls readers through love's deepest cuts, its lingering scars, and the breathtaking blooms that emerge when survival becomes triumph. If you can endure the thorns, the beauty that awaits is worth the pain.
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A hilariously captivating tale that draws you into the world of star-crossed lovers Sahara and Brett. Lost in life woes, the two meet while vacationing with friends at the Comal River. As the party gets going, their friends' inhibitions disappear as the pair are drawn to each other. But Brett has a secret, and his friends are well aware his new relationship may be doomed before it begins. Do Sahara and Brett stand a chance at leaving the river together, or will the impending drama drive them apart?
