Orc's Captive
Can a wounded orc hero protect his treasured mate from a cruel captor?
Nia: I spend my days healing those forced to battle in my stepbrother’s arena and my nights hiding. I’ve resigned myself to the fact that with my burn scars, I’ll never find love. Until my stepbrother commands me to heal his latest acquisition—an orc who was severely injured during capture. I’ve only heard of orcs, but I do my best to heal him and prepare him for the battles he’ll soon face.
As I care for Dakur’s wounds, we exchange glances that slowly grow heated. It’s not long before I’m falling in love for this gruff, stoic warrior who’s as trapped here as me.
Can we find a way free to finally be together?
Dakur: I barely remember being captured, and I’ve suffered since, forced to fight in a ring while humans bet on the outcome. The only good thing in my life is Nia, the human woman who sparked my clan’s pendant. She’s my fated mate, though I doubt I’ll live long enough to be with her. But as we fall deeper in love, I know I must find a way.
I’m going to get us out of this trap, and then I’m claiming Nia as mine.
Orc’s Captive is Book 4 in the Monster Mate Hunt Series. Expect a seductive orc hero with a creative. . . (cough), size difference, a fierce, scarred woman who will do anything to protect those she loves, plus a fantasy world you'll want to live in. HEA guaranteed. Each book is standalone, but the series is more fun if read in order.
Trigger: Nia lives in a dark world, as do the creatures she heals—those her stepbrother forces to fight in the arena. There is no animal death on the page, however. And her stepbrother is mean. He pushes and threatens her.
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Ava Ross
AVA ROSS fell for men with unusual features when she first watched Star Wars, where alien creatures have gone mainstream. She lives in New England with her husband (who is sadly not an alien, though he is still cute in his own way), her kids, and assorted pets, including a yorkie pup and three cats.
Monster Mate Hunt
Expect fated mates, found families, a distinctive size difference, and a “touch her and die” hero. Each book is standalone, but the series is best if read in order.
Monster Mate Hunt consists of five primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
