A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement

Book cover shades of blue with graphics of waves, dragons, books, tea pot and cups, and the text A Dragon Rider's Guide to Retirement by Julia Huni. Dragons of Safe Haven

They survived the war. Now they just have to survive retirement.

When dragonrider William Ordell is grounded by a battlefield injury, he trades conflict for peace and purchases an abandoned lighthouse on the island of Safe Haven. But quiet doesn’t suit a man used to action. After a series of mysterious fires, William finds himself launching the island’s first fire brigade—with help from the local sea dragons.

Calantha Stormbringer has left war behind, along with fading sparks of her magic. She retreats to Safe Haven to rebuild her late aunt’s dusty bookshop—and maybe herself. Restoring the shop will require patience, intelligence, and gold. Calantha figures two out of three isn’t bad.

What neither of them wants? To run into each other. Again.

Old grudges, magical dragons, and one cozy, nosy village—what could possibly go right?

A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement is a cozy, low-stakes fantasy filled with magic, mischief, and a slow-burn romance that won't steam your glasses. Perfect for fans of Legends & Lattes, Cursed Cocktails, and J. Penner’s Adenashire series.

This book lists Julia Huni as the author–that's my science fiction pen name. But I think the romance in this story will appeal to any of my readers who enjoy Romantasy.