Orcs killed my family. They order us around and take from us what they want. And I am determined to end their rule. So when the ferocious silver-eyed orc says he’ll carry me away from my backwater village right to the orc capital, I take this chance. Being among orcs and having access to their Imperator, I can save humankind. There is only one complication. This orc wants me to become his mate. He promises, or rather threatens, to court me over the journey. And orc courtship isn’t about flowers and holding hands. It’s about showing me his desire. I must pretend to be attracted to him so he doesn’t discover my secret. The problem is… I don’t really have to pretend. I'm falling in love with my deadliest enemy. This steamy monster romance is a 37,000 word novella and ends with a HFN. It’s book one in The Silver Fury series.

I did it. I’m in the orc capital… only not as I imagined. For one, I am mated to the formidable orc general whom everyone fears. And two, the orc Imperator is secretly planning my mate’s death. With strong, bloodthirsty Urgan by my side I am not afraid… until he locks me up in his dungeon and forbids me to leave while he’s preparing a military coup. It’s for my safety, he says. But I don’t feel particularly safe in the palace crawling with orcs, with the orc princess Urzulah trying to rip me apart so she can have my mate for herself. Urgan doesn’t take it well when I defy him. A rift grows between us, and when it seems that our bond hasn’t been fated, after all, he rejects me publicly. And now, I can’t even tell him I’m pregnant. This steamy monster romance is a 50,000 word novel and ends with a HFN - no cliffhanger! It’s book two in The Silver Fury trilogy, which ends with a HEA.

Urgan is gone. He vanished, just like all the other orcs from our world. And I am left alone, the Empress of a now fully human kingdom, without a mate… and without our half-orc, half-human daughter. Urgan and Safiya have gone back to the world of the orcs, a savage land of wild beasts and cruel natives. I can only hope that my mate is strong enough despite his crippled leg. Strong enough to protect our baby girl. Drowning in grief and anguish, I still have my own battles to fight. I need to protect the throne from usurpers who have smelled my weakness. And I must find a way to reach my family. Urgan and Safiya can’t return on their own. Only I can bring them back. Even if it means I have to venture into the orc world alone. This fantasy monster romance is a 50,000 word novel and ends with a HEA. This is the last book in The Silver Fury trilogy and can be read as a standalone – but for maximum enjoyment, I recommend reading the books in order.