What the book lacks in realistic character development it makes up for in coziness.
FMC has always been afraid of dragons and has nightmares, but it’s cured in one conversation with the person who traumatized her as a child. After being elected as a sacrifice by her town, she flees her home and business to escape being given over to the dragons, but accidentally runs out of gas in dragon country and winds up in the arms of one nonetheless. Two days later she’s in love with them and wants to stay forever.
The bad guys attempt to poison and abduct the FMC (in two separate events), so in the space of one day the MMCs go from “we’d never force her into a mating bond without her consent” to “let’s just trick her into it and ask for forgiveness afterward.”
Nevertheless it’s a cute love story. I thought the spicy scenes were fine if not the most adventurous. The worldbuilding left some questions to be answered, like how a whole election and appeals process took place in the human world without the dragons’ knowledge if they have TV, phones and the internet. Maybe I just loved the fact that the FMC is a baker?