Nobody Told Me Dragons use Libraries
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Nobody Told Me Dragons use Libraries

by Lindsey Devin

About this book

Nobody told her dragons use libraries.

Or that one of them would ruin her filing system and her entire life plan.

She's the head librarian who alphabetizes her trauma.

He's the dragon alpha who crash-landed into her carefully ordered world ten minutes before closing.

Neither expected a thunderstorm, an ancient mystery, or feelings too big to fit on an index card.

✨ Perfect for readers who love: cozy chaos, grumpy/sunshine energy, nerd x nerd fated mates, and dragons who say "please" when they destroy your cataloguing system ✨ and for all the AuDHD readers, pattern-brained people, and anyone who organises their feelings into a spreadsheet.

Publication Date
May 25, 2026
ASIN
B0GX31YCKT

Reader Reviews

Fun romantic fantasy

May 21, 2026

I knew it! Dragons are real!!! I love this story. Lovely locations. Dragons do exist. A wonderful library with a glorious rare books room. A brilliant librarian. Intense action. What more could we want!!?? )

slow burn, brainy factoid, mystery travel adventure

May 24, 2026

So Ripley is neurodivergent but also very brilliant and a librarian specializing in ancient tomes. Arthur is an alpha dragon also brilliant and different than his father. He is cautious, and trying to discover why their magic is being drained. He is a gentleman and the perfect partner for Ripley. This adventure takes them from discovering his background to searching for information, to finding an artifact that can help them discover the missing piece to the clans existence. They then are...

Great Read

May 22, 2026

Brought tears of joy! Plot was predictable but the journey exciting. Characters were believable and well developed. I could see the castle in Edinburgh in my mind. )

Nobody Told Me Dragons use Libraries

May 22, 2026

Extremely well written. Remarkable characters and locations. The action is fast paced and comes at you from nowhere. The soul searching that Artemis and Arthur both endure builds a rich back story. And the unfolding love story keeps you on the edge of your seat. A really great read. )

A Studious Dragon

May 19, 2026

The premise of this book was a fun detour from the usual alpha dragons that claw and fight their way to the top. I really liked Arthur and Artemis, but there were some character traits for Artemis that didn’t track for me. For example, why would a brilliant scholar resort to thinking swear words. Especially when she quotes Homer when she’s in danger. A few errors generally get a pass from my inner editor, but there were enough subject/verb disagreements that it bothered me. While no one would...

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