Tabitha Day

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Creator, Destroyer. Writer from New Zealand. Fantasy adventure with lashings of romance! https://linktr.ee/tabithaday

Woman in flowing dress, facing away, holding a sword behind her back, and the caption 'free fantasy prequels'.
Cover of 'Crowning of the Sword' a fae romantasy by Tabitha Day. Mysterious castle in the background, two crossed swords sigil in the front.
The cover of my new book Summoning Skies, showing a pair of wings (The Skies' sigil) and a cloaked figure looking out to a castle in the clouds. Two Goodreads reviews read: 'A twist on the fae realm that I've not come across before' and 'Simple well-written, fast paced, but also with this beautiful slow, slow burn'.
Aesthetic Capcut vid of my new book 'Skies of Blood', due out late October on Amazon :)
mock up of my book Summoning Skies, showing a cloaked figure looking at a castle in the clouds. A pair of white wings behind the title. (Thats the sigil of the kingdom.) Below is a quote from a Goodreads reviewer saying, "Simple, well-written, fast paced, but also with this beautiful slow slow burn." And then 5 stars, because they gave it 5 stars!
Brooding hero in leather pic, with text over the top: Me - swoons over delicious, brooding, dangerous hero. Also me - You don't tell me ANYTHING. And that jacket needs to go to the dry-cleaners, it's got blood all over it. Also your wings are like, shedding everywhere.
Cover of 'Destiny of the Sword' by Tabitha Day. Title over two crossed swords. A female silhouette looks towards a golden light in a forest. That's Ember. She's had a massive adventure over three fast-paced books, and is about to wrap it all up, get the hot fae, and save the world 💕
Cover of 'Betrayal of the Sword' by Tabitha Day, cover designed by GetCovers. Shows two crossed swords (the Kingdom of Swords sigil) in front, and behind, a dragon hovering over snowy mountains. This is the second in the trilogy and follows the adventures of Ember, a human abducted from earth by a fae prince. It's adventurous and spicy, and there are centaurs and dragons :)
Cover of 'Crowning of the Sword' with text: portal fantasy, fairytale setting, enchanted castle, slow burn romance, spice diversion, unhinged antihero, gorgeous clothes, zero housework. Overlaid over a pic of a pretty woman.
'Crowning of the Sword' cover, with text: "portal fantasy, fairytale setting, enchanted castle, slow burn romance, spicy diversion, unhinged antihero, gorgeous clothes, zero housework". Overlaid on a picture of a mysterious man wearing a hood.
Montage of fantastical creatures, people and places meant to evoke a mysterious, creepy, and dark romance feel.
Video of brooding man next to cover of 'Crowning of the Sword' the first in a complete trilogy. Slide captions say 'Portal fantasy, enchanted setting, fairytale castle, slow burn romance, spicy diversion, unhinged antihero, gorgeous clothes, zero housework.'
Picture of Scrivener notes box that says 'Listen, future me, This chapter was so tough and I didn't want to do it. I wrote it in 200 words spurts. Sorry it's bad. :(' I'm currently on bulky second draft edits and I'd like to reassure past me that it wasn't that bad after all.
The covers of three books in the 'Chronicles of Esha' series (a complete trilogy!) 'Crowning of the Sword', 'Betrayal of the Sword' and 'Destiny of the Sword'. Fast, entertaining, pure escapism.
The cover of the third book in the 'Kingdom of Swords' trilogy. It shows a mysterious fae forest with a hooded figure gazing at a bright light in the distance. I can tell you that the hooded figure is Ember, she fell off her dragon, and now she's lost in the Kingdom of Seeds' jungle. She's likely going to be murdered by either fae or wild beasties, but I can neither confirm nor deny this theory.
Map of Esha done on Inkarnate, showing five of the six kingdoms. (The other one is the Kingdom of Sands.) The first book in the trilogy is centred around the Kingdom of Swords. Why do they all begin with S? I dunno. Because it's cutesy and demure?! The third book of the trilogy is set mainly in the Kingdom of Stones, which is hilarious because it doesn't snow where I live, so I had to google lots of things like 'what exactly is a blizzard' and 'how do you make a glacier'. Making maps is super fun, but such a time waster. Inkarnate is fun! Try it!
Cover of new novel 'crowning of the sword' depicting two crossed swords, and a fairy tale castle.
Cover of my first sexy fairy book, 'Crowning of the Sword', free on Kindle from Oct 15-17.
Pic of lacework made from muka (flax strands) by Rowan Panther
Orange clivias mark a garden junction with two paths. Spoiler: I went right, and around the lake.
A stream with rushing water over rocks and overhanging ferns. Pretty!
A walking track through NZ forest
Scrivener note that says blithely, "this is a terrible terrible couple of chapters. Good luck, future me!" What. An. Idiot.
Cover of my new book launching mid October. It's called 'Betrayal of the Sword', and the picture is of an icy mountain landscape, with a fucking cool dragon staring RIGHT AT YOU. Because it wants to EAT YOU.
The cover of my new book Crowning of the Sword. It looks amazing and feels gross, like a turtle in an oily wetsuit.
Cover of 'Crowning of the Sword' with two crossed swords, a castle, and a dark, mysterious vibe!
Unsplash pic of fairy lady who's about to grab ya