Wed to the Orc

Arranged Monster Mates

De: Layla Fae

Narrado por: Veronica Fox, Ryan Stone

My tiny new wife is a force of chaos bent on turning my life upside down.

I am a researcher. I read books, conduct experiments, and live quietly on the fringes of the orc town. All I want is peace, quiet, and a female to satisfy the wild urges of my orc body so they don't distract me from my work.

Getting a human wife through the Temple seems like a logical solution—until I bring her home and she starts sowing chaos. She moves my books, cuts my herbs to make bouquets, and replaces the blessed silence with laughter and song. For such a tiny person, she can be very loud. And opinionated.

Worst of all, she does nothing to calm my libido. Instead, she makes my body eager and my mind obsessed. She encroaches on my space, my work, my thoughts, and worst of all, my heart.

I hate being out of control, yet with her, it's all I can be. This cannot go on. Something has to give.

The Temple, a matchmaking service for monsters, shifters, and aliens, is open for service.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Layla Fae (P)2025 Tantor Media

Wed to the Orc by Layla Fae (Arranged Monster Mates book 6)

Cute story but just don’t have the depth of Ruby Dixon’s books but only cost a like over $6. So it is a good price but a very short story in my mind.

Hilarious

This book had me laughing out loud so many times! The MFC was pure comedy. She didn’t take much of anything seriously. She had a mind of her own and her poor Orc husband didn’t know what hit him.

Wish there was more

This was so cute and adorable and HOT. But it was just so cute that I wish I could hear more of their life. I would recommend it as a quick read. I bought it as apposed to using a credit. If all of these stories are like this I plan on having the whole collection on this world.

Smutilicious grumpy sunshine novella

At two and a half hours, this sped by as the sunniest little lady worked to win over her studious, workaholic scientist husband. There wasn’t much of a plot beyond that, but the zipping along, keeping things light, and balancing the nooky with the post-wedding courtship worked for me.