I was so saddened to find out that my current publisher, Loose Id, will be closing their doors in May. We (the authors with the company) were notified of this in November of last year, but it is still a sad event.
This means my book, “Once In A Blue Moon” will be taken down when the publisher ceases operations. Please stop in and grab a copy as after this, I doubt it will be reissued for publication at this point.
New visitors from my pages on Archive, welcome to Diranda Studios (diranda.com). I’m going to be posting more information as I get this site going again. My hope is to create a couple of different destinations for the fiction I’ll be posting on AO3. I’m thinking about giving Liam his own blogsite for instance, as well as for Ford and possibly even Florimel.
Please stick close by and I will definitely keep everyone up to date on what I’m currently working on and what I have planned for the future!
Cheers!
~Dira
I’m showing my art at TusCon 45, and may be able to do a panel or two. At any rate, I’ll be there, enjoying the convention and cosplaying as Flora Pines (gender-flipped Ford Pines) wearing my beloved ‘Ford jacket’.
I hope to see you there!
Sexy Phoenix lawyer Jack Drake has been comfortable with being everyone’s worst nightmare in the courtroom. After all, that’s why he’s nicknamed “The Dragon”.
When he has to return to his hometown to settle his mother’s estate, he finds himself in the irritating position of foreclosing on Regina Steele’s popular and beloved bookstore, ‘Once In A Blue Moon’. What’s worse, his mother has stipulated in her will that he must marry Regina before midnight on the 31st of the month, or they’ll both lose everything. It certainly doesn’t help that this pretty, Rubanesque heroine is just Drake’s type, or that he’s been distracted by her since High School.
Regina certainly isn’t interested in the villainous Dragon, too tall, dark and handsome for his own good. She certainly didn’t need him sweeping into her shop like the evil villain out of an old-west melodrama, demanding she pay her mortgage or else. There’s nothing about her dear mentor’s son that Regina would find remotely attractive.
Yet, why does she think she’s getting messages from beyond the grave, nudges from the Universe that keep pushing her into Jack’s arms?
Why does she dream about being the heroine who falls for the villain?
ppy Spring! Loose Id has released my contemporary romance, “Once In A Blue Moon”!Sexy Phoenix lawyer Jack Drake has been comfortable with being everyone’s worst nightmare in the courtroom. After all, that’s why he’s nicknamed “The Dragon”.
When he has to return to his hometown to settle his mother’s estate, he finds himself in the irritating position of foreclosing on Regina Steele’s popular and beloved bookstore, ‘Once In A Blue Moon’. What’s worse, his mother has stipulated in her will that he must marry Regina before midnight on the 31st of the month, or they’ll both lose everything. It certainly doesn’t help that this pretty, Rubanesque heroine is just Drake’s type, or that he’s been distracted by her since High School.
Regina certainly isn’t interested in the villainous Dragon, too tall, dark and handsome for his own good. She certainly didn’t need him sweeping into her shop like the evil villain out of an old-west melodrama, demanding she pay her mortgage or else. There’s nothing about her dear mentor’s son that Regina would find remotely attractive.
Yet, why does she think she’s getting messages from beyond the grave, nudges from the Universe that keep pushing her into Jack’s arms?
Why does she dream about being the heroine who falls for the villain?
In July, 2017, I’m going to be attending Westercon 70. I’ll be promoting my new book and having fun with my kids and family. Look for Tabitha Bradley flyers on the media tables and hopefully, check into a panel or two I might be on. 🙂
Sexy Phoenix lawyer Jack Drake has been comfortable with being everyone’s worst nightmare in the courtroom. After all, that’s why he’s nicknamed “The Dragon”.
When he has to return to his hometown to settle his mother’s estate, he finds himself in the irritating position of foreclosing on Regina Steele’s popular and beloved bookstore, ‘Once In A Blue Moon’. What’s worse, his mother has stipulated in her will that he must marry Regina before midnight on the 31st of the month, or they’ll both lose everything. It certainly doesn’t help that this pretty, Rubanesque heroine is just Drake’s type, or that he’s been distracted by her since High School.
Regina certainly isn’t interested in the villainous Dragon, too tall, dark and handsome for his own good. She certainly didn’t need him sweeping into her shop like the evil villain out of an old-west melodrama, demanding she pay her mortgage or else. There’s nothing about her dear mentor’s son that Regina would find remotely attractive.
Yet, why does she think she’s getting messages from beyond the grave, nudges from the Universe that keep pushing her into Jack’s arms?
Why does she dream about being the heroine who falls for the villain?
Over time, this site has undergone many, many transformations. The first Diranda Studios site went online in 1995 under the name “The Dirandan Information Centre” (aka the DIC). It’s found its way finally to its own domain name and this current incarnation as main site of the Diranda Studios WordPress Blog Network.
Though Tabitha Bradley (my professional psudonym) is now officially semi-retired, I am still keeping Diranda Studios up with all the Tabitha Bradley/Dirandan Chronicles information, including any news regarding the DC, my art, my personal journals and any potential new fiction I come up with (there are things in the works which will probably be released under my own name).