The Orc's Secret Baby

Secret Babies of Prothekan Orc Warriors, Book 1

By: Celeste King

Narrated by: Midnite Michael, Mia Madison

On a ruined world, I fell in love with a monster.

And now he's back.

Not that it matters. He is an orc warrior. I am a human woman. Amid a blasted Earth ruined by invasion, Yggy was always kind to me. His handsome face caused me to fall in love.

Until one night, when I realized his love for me would lead to my death.

Against all protests from my heart, I had to leave Yggy. But my orc never stopped searching for me. He never gave up. He always loved me. But when he found me, he found someone else that shocked him to his core.

Our child.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Celeste King (P)2025 Tantor Media

To Truth or Not to Truth!

The Orc’s Secret Baby* by Celeste King is an absolutely phenomenal book. What I loved most about it was the depth of character development for both the main female and male protagonists. Their personalities and growth were richly portrayed, making them feel real and relatable.

While there were a few parts of the story that felt rushed or could have used more detail, the overall narrative was compelling. One of the key themes that stood out to me was the importance of trust and faith in a partner. The book beautifully illustrates how societal pressures and pre-existing conditioned thoughts and behaviors can disrupt relationships, especially when trust is lacking.

The story emphasizes that honesty is crucial, even when there are valid reasons to doubt or hesitate. It’s a powerful reminder that trusting the person you want to share your life with is essential, even when external factors or past experiences make it challenging.

Overall, *The Orc’s Secret Baby* is a captivating read that highlights the significance of trust, faith, and honesty in relationships. It’s a story that resonates deeply, especially for those who value emotional depth and character-driven plots.

I don't like the MMM

DNF all day. I'm so sorry I bought this garbage. Horrible. Horrible. Horrible. Horrible.

Story line was predictable and by

It’s obvious that the whole book was written for the express purpose of writing the sex scenes and nothing else. World building was nonexistent, characters were undeveloped and the whole story never tells why there are orcs at all and why humans are kept as slaves. I want my credit back.