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    Orc's Pregnant Captive
    Orc's Pregnant Captive
    Orc's Pregnant Captive
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    Orc's Pregnant Captive

    By Krystal Clark

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    Heavily pregnant and unmarried, Demi is chased out of her town for being impure. With nowhere left to go, she enters the forest rumored to be the home of a fierce orc. But the so-called ‘evil orc’ is the kindest monster she has ever met. After Orxa saves her from a wolf, he takes her to his cave and asks her to be his mate who will carry and nurse his babies.

    Longing for a home and a big family, Demi is happy to be the orc’s pregnant captive forever. Given the way Orxa pleasures her she might soon be bred with twins and feeding her captor her delicious cream if she’s not careful...

    This is an orc monster erotica (9k words) with a sweet orc and a human woman he breeds by during his rut. If you love short sex stories with alpha monster daddies, breeding, pregnancy, baby-making, and steamy times with no plot, 1-click to buy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKC Publishing
    Release dateMar 30, 2024
    ISBN9798224326426
    Orc's Pregnant Captive
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    Krystal Clark

    Krystal Clark is a writer of steamy erotica books. Her work always features happy endings and at least a little bit of sweetness.

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