What Do You Knead for a Dragon?: A Cozy Monster Romance

Alice Fiamma

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What Do You Knead for a Dragon?: A Cozy Monster Romance

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A grumpy dragon shifter.
A runaway baker.
One small coastal town that’s about to get very, very hot.

Sylvie only wanted a fresh start.
No more city stress. No more toxic exes. She moves to a small seaside town of Honeybay to open the cozy bakery she’s always dreamed about. What she doesn’t expect is to nearly fall off a ladder on her first day… straight into the arms of a very large, very grumpy dragon.

Rhavor has one routine he refuses to change: every Saturday morning he gets his buns from the bakery in town. When he walks in and finds a human woman hanging off a ladder instead of his usual bread, he’s already irritated.

When she lands in his arms?

Now he’s in trouble.

Sylvie is soft where he is hard, sunshine where he is storm—and completely unaware that dragons don’t do casual. Once a dragon claims something as his, he guards it like treasure.

And Rhavor’s dragon has already decided.

She’s his.

But Sylvie didn’t come to Honeybay to fall for another complicated man—especially not a possessive dragon with a broken heart and a habit of looking at her like she’s the most dangerous temptation he’s ever faced.

As desire deepens and secrets surface, they’ll have to decide whether holding back is better than giving in — or if some fires are worth getting burned for.

This cozy and steamy monster romances is intended for mature readers.

Content Warnings: Sexual Content

About the Author

Alice Fiamma
Alice Fiamma writes fantasy romance full of grumpy monsters, terrible decisions, and heroines who absolutely did not plan on falling for the big, annoying shirtless problem standing in front of them.

She has a slight obsession with scent-based attraction, overprotective heroes, and... let's just say monster anatomy can get a little creative around here. If you love C.M. Nascosta or Opal Reyne, you'll probably have a pretty good time. Expect monsters, magic, bad life choices, and at least one point where you'll stop reading, stare into the distance, and think... what the hell am I reading? (In