When a pragmatic anthropologist lands in a quirky bayou town to oversee supernatural relations, she discovers the local sheriff is a literal dragon—with a secret worth melting for. Cozy hijinks, crackling banter, and small-town charm ensue. How To Date Your Dragon is a warm, witty paranormal rom-com with plenty of spark.
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If you loved the playful and quirky magical touches in How To Date Your Dragon, you'll enjoy The Unlikely Ones. This charming quest tale follows a ragtag group of enchanted misfits (including a talking lizard and a miniature dragon) as they journey to break their curses. The magic is just as delightful and humorous, making for a heartwarming, lighthearted read.
Did the budding romance between Jillian and Bael in How To Date Your Dragon make you swoon? In Nice Dragons Finish Last, you'll meet Julius, the smallest and most awkward dragon in his ruthless clan, who teams up with a resourceful mage named Marci. Their slow-burn romance and witty banter, set against magical intrigue, will warm your heart and keep you rooting for them.
If it was the clever dialogue and laugh-out-loud moments in How To Date Your Dragon that charmed you, Soulless will have you grinning from the very first page. Alexia Tarabotti's sharp tongue and dry wit, combined with a cast of eccentric supernatural characters, make for a delightfully comedic adventure through Victorian London’s paranormal society.
If you found the cozy, close-knit supernatural town of Mystic Bayou in How To Date Your Dragon irresistible, you'll love the magical found-family vibe in The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches. Mika Moon, a solitary witch, is drawn into a household of magical misfits needing her guidance. The heartwarming community and gentle magic are sure to enchant you.
If you appreciated watching Jillian and Bael grow as individuals and as a couple in How To Date Your Dragon, The Kiss Quotient offers a similarly heartfelt journey. Stella, a brilliant but socially awkward woman, hires Michael to help her navigate relationships, leading both to profound personal growth and an unconventional, tender romance.
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