Claimed Book 4

Settle in for the long-awaited climax to the four-part Claimed series—a scorching M/M erotic orc fantasy where primal desire and boundless love build to an explosive release.

In the harsh, untamed scablands, ancient tradition rules and unbridled lust thrives. The Orcish chief has been assassinated, leaving the tribe vulnerable. The measure of a man matters, and Gurth is the only orc with the gut-piercing endowment required to take on the mantle of chieftain. Blessed with unmatched prowess in battle, truly limitless passion in love, and steadfastness in leadership, Gurth is the orc for the job.

Budd, Gurth’s human mate, has survived many battles of both heart and body, emerging more resilient with each thrust of fate. His bond with Gurth seems unbreakable to the tribe. He has bathed in the tribe’s sacred fluid and undergone the ancient fertility rite. Now, he carries Gurth’s son in his belly.

Though their connection is filled with raw desire, it’s also defined by emotional depth. Their love transcends the brutality of the world around them. It is not just physical—it’s a promise forged in battle, grounded in mutual respect and understanding.

Budd struggles to reconcile his compassionate human nature with the tribe’s customs. Every tribesman has taken their pleasure in him, marking him as their own, but Budd’s independent spirit chafes at their taste for slavery and violence, even as their unrestrained revelry leaves him hot with desire. 

With the birth of their half-orc son, Brok, Budd and Gurth dream of a future where orcs and humans can live in unity, and they will fight—to the death, if need be—to reach that goal. With new life comes new threats. The human nation of Cordalia is on the march. The Cordalian troops are led by the vicious death cult responsible for the chief’s death.

As battle nears, passions run wild. The warriors of Gorm prepare for war with the same intensity they pour into their lovers, turning the camp into a roiling storm of heat, sweat, and hunger. When the dust settles, will Budd, Gurth, and their tribe emerge victorious?

Budd’s prophesied ties to the ancestral magic of the gloried orcish dead may give the tribe the fighting chance they need to triumph against numbers greater than their own.

If they survive this epic climax, Budd’s exhausted body may just encounter an epic climax of its own. If Gurth and the tribe have their way, heroic Budd might have a more difficult time recovering from the victory celebration than from the battle itself.