Don't Fae With Dragons
I’m Mili, the faery healer of Ethelinda. Wild but naive, stubborn yet good-hearted. Life is good. But isn’t it a universal truth that just when things are going well, someone always notices… and tries to tear it down? So when my world is in danger, I seek the aid of my unlikely ally—the dragon shifter in the volcano next door, who, lucky for me, comes with a ready-made pack of hot dragon muscle.
Cory is the take-charge type and annoyingly right most of the time. Strong, reliable, and just controlling enough to make me want to listen. Let’s face it— with that confident alpha smirk and smolder? I’m practically hypnotized.
Max is like fire with attitude. Rebellious, cynical and rough around the edges. He’s got this whole ‘I’m trouble, stay back’ vibe, which, of course, only makes me want to get closer. Honestly, my inner healer is practically rolling up her sleeves.
Port is the quiet before the storm—sweet, introverted, and so effortlessly mysterious that it should be illegal. He’s the reluctant hero type who’d rather be left alone, but somehow, I can’t stay away.
Trying to resist the hot pack of dragon shifters while saving Ethelinda isn’t my only challenge. Things get complicated when two of my ex-lovers re-enter the scene. But hey, who hasn’t made a few… memorable mistakes in the romance department, right?
Don’t Fae With Dragons is a paranormal why choose/reverse harem romance, high-steam with one strong but sweet faery and a pack of alpha dragon shifters led by a possessive leader. Romance is already a fairy-tale unto itself, that’s why the best romances actually have faeries in them (fairy-tales… faeries… duh!). So, happily ever after is guaranteed, but only for some.
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