I'm sorry if you missed A Dragon at the Café! You can still get it as a standalone eBook here.
It will also be included in a collection of Café stories, in both eBook and Print editions, in January 2026!
STORIES FROM THE CAFÉ, VOLUME ONE, which contains all the stories from the first six months of the Café, is available now in eBook, Print, Large Print, and Hardback editions!
Thanks for reading!
Venturing into the human world tests Vincent’s nerve…
For Vincent, being among humans proves awkward at best, dangerous at worst. Other dragon shifters manage to navigate human spaces. But Vincent pretending to be anything but a dragon scares people more than reassures them. Mostly, he keeps to himself in his hoard, venturing out rarely. And only when absolutely necessary.
When his favorite niece has trouble and asks for help, a journey out among humans becomes absolutely necessary.
Vincent will turn the world upside down to ensure her safety and happiness. Even walk voluntarily into a human café. With a strange clientele. Where he feels more comfortable than most other human spaces. Fortunately.
Because when a dragon walks into a café, disaster follows.
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While none of the characters in this story are actually in any of my other series, this story IS set in the Dragon Thief universe and there are easter eggs! If you haven't checked out the Dragon Thief series yet, and you liked this story, consider giving the series a try. Book 10, THE GOLDEN CHALICE JOB, is out now here at KatSimonsBooks!
You can read the books as standalones but there is a continuing through story and a developing romance between the main characters, Myra and Christopher, so I suggest you start with book one, DRAGON THIEF. Or get the entire first season (the first six stories), in a single volume, THE DRAGON THIEF SERIES, SEASON ONE.
Thanks again for visiting the cafe!
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