Ill do anything to keep my flock, even make a deal with an orc.

Susara

Father thinks being a shepherdess is too dangerous for me. He wants to give away our flock, my flock, and keep me out of the woods for good.

But there are some new folk in the forest. Folk with huge muscles, and sharp teeth and claws that could tear off all my cloth-er… tear right through a tree with one swipe.

The orc warrior, Caivid, has already gotten me out of trouble once and I’m betting if I use my charms right, he’d help me out again.

Caivid

After a lifetime...

Ill do anything to keep my flock, even make a deal with an orc.

Susara

Father thinks being a shepherdess is too dangerous for me. He wants to give away our flock, my flock, and keep me out of the woods for good.

But there are some new folk in the forest. Folk with huge muscles, and sharp teeth and claws that could tear off all my cloth-er… tear right through a tree with one swipe.

The orc warrior, Caivid, has already gotten me out of trouble once and I’m betting if I use my charms right, he’d help me out again.

Caivid

After a lifetime of war and hardship, coming to the Rove Woods has felt like a dream. Especially after I rescue a gorgeous woman and her flock of sheep. But the dream becomes a nightmare when a misunderstanding leads her village to believe I’ve stolen her.

I must return her before I end up gutted by an angry mob. But letting her go is going to be the most difficult thing I’ve ever done, and not because of the torches and pitchforks.

The Orc’s Stolen Shepherdess is a spicy and cozy, dual perspective, standalone romance. Its story is the second in the Rove Woods Romance series, but can be read alone. It is adjacent to The Orc Mates of Faeda series.