
The Beauty and the Orcs
An Orc Sworn Standalone
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Narrated by:
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James Joseph
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By:
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Finley Fenn
She was ruined by an orc. Now, his enraged ex wants to finish the job…
In a world of orcs and powerful men, Kitty Clarendon is a bubbly, beautiful woman about town—until she's dumped by her benefactor and thrown onto the streets. As she's drowning her sorrows, she meets… an orc.
He's rash, reckless, and on the rebound—but his laugh is contagious, his touch warm and wicked. And for one perfect, forbidden night, he's all Kitty's darkest dreams come true.
But by morning, there's only shame. Regret. The orc quickly makes his escape, abandoning Kitty to a devastating discovery. She's been compromised. With his… orcling.
The orc never returns, and Kitty is left ill, impoverished, and hopeless. Until finally, another orc finds her. Varinn, of Clan Grisk. The first orc's best friend. And… his very recent ex.
Varinn can't hide his jealousy or his bitter, broken rage—but he refuses to leave Kitty behind. Soon, she's under his stern supervision and on her way to Orc Mountain. Back to the orc who so cruelly spurned her. The orc who's been losing his own battles and still longs for Varinn's firm handling… and his heart.
Can Kitty bring two hostile, heartbroken orcs back together for her orcling's sake? Or will they break her own heart, too?
An angsty, full-length, enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance. Comes after The Governess and the Orc but can be listened to as a standalone. Happily ever after guaranteed.
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The effect that substance abuse has on an individual and its effect on relationships is respectfully and realistically represented, as is the recovery process.
It was nice to dive back into Clan Grisk and revisit favorite characters from previous books.
The bonus epilogue from Varinn’s POV at the end is a nice extra. James Joseph’s narration was great.
So much angst
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So on to the story.
The story starts with the meeting of Kitty and Thrain. Kitty is a former, ahem escort ahem, who latched onto a wealthy trader in order to escape that life and has been his mistress for several years. To her shock and outrage Charles decides to dump her out of the blue, despite all her hardwork with the trading business, earning him contracts and such. Devastated and lost, Kitty finds herself drinking heavily at a pub where she meets Thrain.
Thrain struggles with alcoholism which is driven by a variety issues stemming from past trauma, stressful duties, and his deep unrequited love. Thrain has been in love with his BFF Varrin since childhood, and while Varrin seems to reciprocate those feelings, he denies Thrain a true relationship. Varrin desperately wants a son and finding a woman willing to mate an orc is impossible enough without expecting to find one willing to mate both of the. So Varrin has attempted to keep Thrain at a distance, despite his longing, because he doesn't want to hurt Thrain whe
Love the new narrator!
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Love this story so much!
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The hardest to read in my opinion
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The inclusion…
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Love the Orcs!!
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Another Excellent Story
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this one was slower paced. I did appreciate that this one had less lies and misconceptions. I did feel like I needed a little more drama in it because it felt like the book concluded in the middle of it and the second half of the book was just living about their lives. It is a slower paced story than the other books and it was enjoyable.
couldn't wait to hear about these two.
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