Off the Wall
Edie Montreux
Rye avoids the royal family most of the time, but it's his duty to deliver his family's tithe to the annual harvest festival. While attempting to avoid one princely annoyance, he finds a princess swimming in the moat. He rescues her from the resident dragon, though he's not quick enough to save her memory. When she wakes up, she mistakes him for her brother and looks to the castle rampart with a fear she can't name.
Prince Cyril is certain the moat dragon is innocent of his sister's murder, but when his mother sends him to escort the kingdom's beast expert back to the castle, he jumps at the chance to reconnect with Rye. They were friends once. Prince Cyril is certain they'll be more than friends again, if only he could convince Rye he's more than the poor scholar Rye teased when they were kids.
An assassination attempt forces Cyril to hide at the farm, and each effort to restore the princess's memories ends in hilarious failure. Prince Cyril and Rye succeed only in irritating each other to no end until another feeling rears its ugly head. Love or no, a prince can't marry a farmer, even if their relationship is key to restoring peace in their kingdom.
Off The Wall is an 80,000 word male/male high fantasy friends-to-enemies-to-lovers romance with comedic and cottage core elements. It has a farmer turned rescuer, a himbo prince who complicates everything, and a playful moat dragon. There's snark, spice, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Content Warning: Off the Wall contains fantasy violence with swords, assassins, and the aforementioned hungry moat dragon.
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