Sixty Days in the Dragon’s Study

He hoards books. I hoard grudges.
And thanks to the Council, we’re stuck in a sixty-day “marriage” where the only thing we agree on is how much we hate it.

One moment, I was the polished adopted daughter of a politician, smiling through another fundraiser gala.
The next, a cult dragged me through fire and light, tearing me from Earth and everything I knew.

Wayhome was supposed to be a sanctuary. Instead, the Council bound me to Kaedronis: a dragon scholar with too many rules, too many books, and an ego sharp enough to cut stone.

He calls me a distraction in his study.
I call him a tyrant with scales.
The bond sparks every time we clash, and neither of us can ignore how every fight feels dangerously close to flirting.

Sixty days of slammed doors, stolen pastries, and banter sharp enough to burn should end in freedom.
So why do I already feel like I’ve been added to his hoard?
And why, when his claws finally touch me, does it feel like fire I’ll never want to put out?

Sixty Days in the Dragon’s Study is a cozy small-town monster romance full of enemies-to-lovers banter, meddling neighbors, forced proximity, and a dragon who falls hardest for the woman who refuses to be collected.