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Claimed by the Mountain Man Orc

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One broody orc. One stubborn human. And a bond neither of them can deny.

Varn

I’ve spent years alone on this mountain, carving tokens for a mate I never truly believed would come.

Then she crashes into my territory—loud, fearless, impossible to ignore.

She doesn’t belong here.

But the moment I catch her scent, I know she belongs to me.

Mazie

I came to Orc Mountain chasing answers, not fairy tales.

The locals whisper about monsters in the trees. But when I stumble straight into the arms of one… I realize the stories don’t come close to the truth.

Because this orc isn’t just a monster.

He’s my destiny.

Claimed by the Mountain Man Orc is a short and steamy monster-lite romance featuring a broody orc hero, a fearless human heroine, and a fated-mates bond carved in stone. Expect growly possessiveness, size difference heat, and over-the-top instalove. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after—with tusks.

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Chelsea K9 / 10

“This was a quick and fun instalove romance between Varn (Orc) & Mazie (Human). I enjoyed reading their story and look forward to reading the rest of this series about each of the Orc brothers and their human mates. The Men of Orc Mountain Prequel is Rescued by the Mountain Man Orc: Kroy & Kayla Saved by the Mountain Man Orc: Drak & Jasmine Claimed by the…”

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Pippa Rae Brook

Pippa Rae Brook writes the kind of romance that feels both bold and comforting, a mix of heat, humor, and heart. Her stories often center on curvy, confident heroines who know what they want, and the rugged, emotionally grounded men who fall head over heels for them. Whether her characters are storm chasers, mountain…

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