Tryggred by the Orc

Orc Sworn

De: Finley Fenn

Narrado por: James Joseph

He's supposed to run… but he wants to be caught.

In a world of orcs and men, Eben of Clan Ka-esh is shy, awkward, and desperately lonely. No one notices the sickroom's quietest scholar, not even when he's saving lives or offering up decadent pleasures in Orc Mountain's darkest depths.

Until Tryggr, of Clan Skai. A tall, shameless, laughing orc warrior who can have anyone he wants...

And Tryggr keeps looking at Eben. Seeing Eben.

But Skai are risky, reckless, dangerous—and all his life, Eben's been taught to run from them. To hide safe and quiet and alone. Or else he'll be forever crushed and conquered beneath a deadly Skai's claws and teeth…

But maybe Eben wants to be conquered.

And maybe Tryggr is just the conqueror he needs…

A dark, angsty MM fantasy romance novella. It can stand alone but is best enjoyed after The Maid and the Orcs. Happily ever after guaranteed.

©2023 Finley Fenn (P)2025 Podium Audio

FOR ALL THAT IS HOLY! COMMUNICATE PEOPLE!

This was a fantastic listen as always! But jezz us h christ! sit down and have a chat why don't ya. LOVE the author and narrator. Chef's kiss 💋

Tryggred by the Orc

I Loved it!! I just wished it was a little bit longer.Who wouldn't fall for easy going Tryggr and timid closeted freak ;) Eben.

when love wins.

A true example that love is NOT defined or limited by species or sex of the parties involved. Love gives without demanding something in return. Love supports, cushions, and works always to make the happiness of its subject the single minded goal of its existence. True happiness is when one finds love and love finds you in return for that, in my mind, is what is meant by finding heaven on earth.

Pure enjoyment

The entire series is an absolute wicked fun.
The smiles and scowls I give will at work are hilarious to my coworkers. Even turned a few into the books.

Perhaps an unnecessary addition to a lovely Orc series?

Fenn is a dark MM romance all star, so I figured this would definitely be worth a listen, but alas…
Trygger’s accented Orc speak was a difficult listen. Then Eben’s dialogue was a painful experience. The Widow and the Orcs was fabulous, this book was a rehashing of prior events and did not add much to the overall world building or storyline. Fingers crossed that the Artist will be better…