How to Tame Your Dragon Girlfriends, Volume 1 (Light Novel)
by Brandon Varnell
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Pub Date May 06 2025 | Archive Date May 15 2025
Description
Can a Dream-Chasing Human and a Time-Displaced Dragon Forge a Bond in Modern Japan?
More than a year has passed since half-Japanese, half-American Yoshihiro Marlowe broke free of his controlling father and moved to Japan to pursue his dream of becoming a theater actor. But he still faces one daunting hurdle: his own terrible acting. After failing 99 auditions, he begins to question whether his dreams will remain just that—dreams.
Just as he’s on the cusp of giving up, Yoshihiro’s life takes a dramatic turn when he encounters Tiamat, a powerful dragon and goddess, who has been sealed away for several millennia. She embodies everything he doesn’t—she’s confident, powerful, and utterly clueless about modern life.
As Yoshihiro struggles with his own aspirations, he also takes on the challenge of helping Tiamat navigate the perplexing landscape of modern Japan. Can he leverage his newfound friendship to overcome his doubts? And can Tiamat resist the allure of anime and modern day conveniences, or will she succumb to temptation and become the first dragon NEET?
Join their journey in this slice-of-life harem romcom that blends mythical intrigue with the trials and tribulations of everyday life.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781963779929 |
PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 272 |
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Featured Reviews
This was a strong start to the How to Tame your Dragon Girlfriends series, it had what I was looking for in a light novel and worked overall as a story. The characters were fun and worked well together overall. I enjoyed the illustrations and how Brandon Varnell wrote this, I’m excited to read more in this series.