Dragons of the Bayou

Fire Breathing Beast opens the series when two teenage trespassers drag their aunt Sky to the door of Beast—a solitary thousand-year-old dragon who rules the Louisiana swamp. The moment he scents his fated mate in the stubborn, rain-scented woman arguing on his doorstep, the bond ignites.

Beast wants forever; Sky, raising two troubled nephews on double caf— shifts, is offering a week. Their grumpy/sunshine slow-burn and found-family warmth set the template for the whole series, with explicit heat and an HEA ending.

Fire Breathing Cezar pairs the last of an ancient dragon bloodline with Cherry, a head librarian who has never let a man close enough to matter. Cezar must claim a mate before the lunar eclipse strips his humanity—but Cherry has spent a lifetime keeping strangers at bay behind library shelves.

A ticking-clock fated-mates romance balancing humor and primal urgency, with a foster-care survivor heroine and a hero whose attempts to navigate grocery stores and internet passwords are genuinely funny.

Fire Breathing Blaise follows a centuries-old dragon king who crashes a Louisiana honky-tonk and bites his fated mate—Chyna, a PhD botanist who wanted to lose her virginity before thirty with zero complications. One claiming mark later, she is running from immortality, telepathy, and a dragon king who calls her his queen.

The third installment raises the possessive intensity and delivers primal claiming romance set between the bayou and a dragon castle, with an HEA.

Fire Breathing Remy follows Lennox, hours from marrying a wealthy New Orleans heir in a society wedding she knows is wrong, when Remy—a dragon shifter scenting his mate—crashes St. Matthew's Cathedral to stop the ceremony.

A runaway-bride dragon romance with wedding-day chaos, possessive devotion, and a heroine who chooses desire over duty. Fated mates, instalove, and an HEA delivered in Remy's signature high-heat bayou style.

Fire Breathing Armand brings the most emotionally layered pairing: Angel, eight months pregnant with another man's child and shunned by her Louisiana town, is the last woman who seems like a dragon's fated mate. Armand disagrees.

A protective alpha meets grieving single mother romance that adds genuine depth to the series, with family secrets, a dangerous stalker thread, and an HEA built on chosen family as much as fated bonds.

Fire Breathing Ovide closes the series with the most wounded hero: Ovide lost his mate years ago and is waiting for the eclipse to end his long life. Margo has built such caustic walls around herself that she has scared away every suitor. An accidental-on-purpose claiming mark links them for eternity—and forces both to dismantle the armor they have spent lifetimes constructing.

A second-chance-at-love story with high heat and emotional resonance, delivering the found-family bayou clan's final happily-ever-after.