Here Tea Dragons: Stories of the Tea Princess Chronicles

Tea Princess Chronicles #3.5 inc'd

by Casey Blair

Brighten your day with comforting stories from the bestselling cozy fantasy series Tea Princess Chronicles!

Here Tea Dragons collects everything from Tales from a Magical Teashop as well as the novelette Saiyana's Challenge. Steep into scenes set in a shop serving teas made from magical ingredients as well as bonus stories from the perspectives of fan-favorite characters as you wait for your tea kettle to boil.

With a dash of joy and imagination, these quick reads ranging from heartwarming to silly will introduce the world of Tea Princess Chronicles and share hidden gems for those familiar with the series.

So settle in with your favorite treat, and enjoy an interlude away in a world of magical teashops, baby dragons, and making the world a little better, one cup of tea at a time.

Genres: Fantasy

229 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 16, 2025

About the author

Casey Blair is a bestselling author of hopeful fantasy novels about ambitious women who dare, including the Tea Princess Chronicles, Sundered Realms, and Diamond Universe: Sierra Walker series. Her own adventures have included teaching English in rural Japan, taking a train to Tibet, rappelling down waterfalls in Costa Rica, and practicing capoeira. She now lives in the Pacific Northwest and can be found dancing spontaneously, exploring forests around the world, or trapped under a cat.

For more information visit her website caseyblair.com or follow her on Instagram @CaseyLBlair.

Reviews

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Delightful collection of scenes from the tea shop as well as short stories.

[Leigh W · Rating 5 out of 5]

Several short snippets of customer and coworker interactions in the team shop. Humorous, frustrating, and all to relatable interactions that range from difficult customers, inventory issues, teenage coworkers, and having a good time working together. Seeing the Cataclysm items was fun and allowed us to learn a bit more of the oddities that live there. We are also given a unique POV and backstory to our favorite assassin turned teaboy. And the last story isn't a quick, quirky one but Saiyana's Choice, a story after the main trilogy about Siayana and how she can finally choose the path of how she wants her life to go. To stay to the status quo or maybe go for the things, and person, she actually wants.

[Zen · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a really sweet way to round off the series. I would recommend reading this last, even though there are warnings before each section that state which part of the series you need to have read for there not to spoilers ahead.
I liked seeing all the cataclysm ingredients and the every day-ness of the tea shop and Miyara's job, as well as her interactions with her colleagues. I wish that Deniel had featured a little in these interactions but I think I just really like them together.
The interlude chapters gave nice extra context and side plots for side characters. I did like Saiyana's novelette at the end, I related to her a lot.
There were several points that needed a proof reader though as it felt like there were missing words or sentences that felt jumbled or confused.

[Renee · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series has become one of my favorites. Having more stories and experiences with these characters is a blessing. The last story is truly a delight. I'm always sad when a series like this is finished, but I can come back to these more easily going forward. Many of these shorts are applicable to real life and teach important lessons in boundaries and connecting with others. I'll be recommending all of them, and I'm not one to leave reviews but knew I needed to this once.

[Mstv · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun read with more stories of the other characters in the PTCs!

All of the more important parts of a good book are here - a good group of expansion stories on the characters in the PTC books that are fun and fast reads.
No teethgrinding over misspelled or wrong usage words, grammar errors punctuation issues or other feral oddities.
The only thing wrong with the book is that it should be longer for the addicts!

[Ba Ma · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lovely, heartwarming collection of short stories and extra tales set in the world of the Tea Princess Chronicles!

A fantastic blend of background lore, side-character spotlights, and cute dragon moments. including Saiyana’s Challenge.

Definitely read the main trilogy first! This doesn't work as a standalone, but it’s a brilliant companion piece if you already know the characters.

A charming, cozy must-read for fans of the trilogy who aren't quite ready to leave Sayorsen behind yet.

[Gladys White Scott · Rating 5 out of 5]

Delightful short stories from the Tea Princess universe. All short and wonderful.

[Kenway · Rating 5 out of 5]

Didn’t fully finish as the remaining stories give spoilers for book 3

[Lyn Sweetapple · Rating 5 out of 5]

A delightful collection of short stories and one novella (Saiyana's Challenge). I suggest you take the author's word for it and read this after you have read the 3 novels in the series.

[sophie leboissard · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very enjoyable bite size stories, steeped me back into the story without having to read it again and I liked that they pretty much all occured at the tea house.