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Dragons Don't Do Happy Holidays
(2023)(The first book in the Christmas at The Lonely Tavern series)
A novel by Harmony Raines
Brooding dragon shifter Flint wants a new start. So, when he arrives in Wishing Moon Bay the plan is simple. Get in. Get out. And avoid the merriness as much as possible.
However, with a dark past, and nothing to his name, getting any supplies for his journey is all but impossible-so much for the season of giving.
But, as they say, when one door closes, another opens. He just didn’t expect them to open by themselves. And before he knows it, Flint finds himself tending tables in the strangest tavern in town – The Lonely Tavern.
This isn’t the future he envisioned…even when she walks in.
Liselle wants a new start. So, when she arrives in her hometown of Wishing Moon Bay the plan is simple. Forget about her cheating ex-husband. Build a new life for her children. And make as much merriness as possible.
With nothing to her name, except for the support of her family and friends, Liselle knows that almost anything is possible.
Because, as they say, when one door closes, another opens. And this door leads to the strangest tavern in town-The Lonely Tavern. Luckily, potions aren’t the only thing this witch can brew.
This isn’t the future she envisioned, but she knows she’ll do whatever she must for her family…even when he walks in.
But can opposites truly attract? As Flint wrestles with the demons of his past, and Liselle questions if she can ever trust a man again, they might just discover that sometimes, dragons and witches make the most magical of pairs.
‘A Christmas at the Lonely Tavern’ Series features festive, standalone, small-town, cozy fantasy romances where the stories revolve around a new, quirky and magical addition to Wishing Moon Bay – A strange tavern run by a witch, who just seems to know when someone needs a little nudge towards finding their Happy Ever After.
-Grumpy/Sunshine
-Dragon Shifter
-New Beginnings
-Midlife Romance
-Fated Mates
-Second Chance
-Found Family
-Witchy/Magic
-Quirky Characters
-Fish Out of Water
-Cozy Feels
-Small Town Setting
-Fantasy Romance
Genre: Paranormal Romance
However, with a dark past, and nothing to his name, getting any supplies for his journey is all but impossible-so much for the season of giving.
But, as they say, when one door closes, another opens. He just didn’t expect them to open by themselves. And before he knows it, Flint finds himself tending tables in the strangest tavern in town – The Lonely Tavern.
This isn’t the future he envisioned…even when she walks in.
Liselle wants a new start. So, when she arrives in her hometown of Wishing Moon Bay the plan is simple. Forget about her cheating ex-husband. Build a new life for her children. And make as much merriness as possible.
With nothing to her name, except for the support of her family and friends, Liselle knows that almost anything is possible.
Because, as they say, when one door closes, another opens. And this door leads to the strangest tavern in town-The Lonely Tavern. Luckily, potions aren’t the only thing this witch can brew.
This isn’t the future she envisioned, but she knows she’ll do whatever she must for her family…even when he walks in.
But can opposites truly attract? As Flint wrestles with the demons of his past, and Liselle questions if she can ever trust a man again, they might just discover that sometimes, dragons and witches make the most magical of pairs.
‘A Christmas at the Lonely Tavern’ Series features festive, standalone, small-town, cozy fantasy romances where the stories revolve around a new, quirky and magical addition to Wishing Moon Bay – A strange tavern run by a witch, who just seems to know when someone needs a little nudge towards finding their Happy Ever After.
-Grumpy/Sunshine
-Dragon Shifter
-New Beginnings
-Midlife Romance
-Fated Mates
-Second Chance
-Found Family
-Witchy/Magic
-Quirky Characters
-Fish Out of Water
-Cozy Feels
-Small Town Setting
-Fantasy Romance
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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