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Lionel Hart
Lionel Hart writes fantasy romance with a knack for unconventional pairings. His popular title, Claimed by the Orc Prince, is a perfect entry point into his world.
The Orc Prince Trilogy Omnibus Edition
The Orc Prince Trilogy Omnibus Edition
- Pages
- 496
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Prince Taegan Glynzeiros has trained since childhood to fight the orc armies that have threatened his people for centuries. When a peace treaty is signed, he is instead promised in marriage to Zorvut, the orc warlord's youngest son. As their arranged marriage grows into something real, the treaty begins to unravel around them, and the two must work to hold their nations together while facing those determined to keep them apart.
This omnibus collects the complete Orc Prince Trilogy — Claimed by the Orc Prince, Blood of the Orc Prince, and Ascension of the Orc King — in a single volume.
An 18+ MM fantasy romance featuring an arranged marriage, a significant size difference between the leads, and light omegaverse/A-B-O elements. Mpreg is discussed as a possibility but does not occur on the page. Contains explicit sexual content and some violence. Content warnings: discussions of parental death, infidelity (not between the main characters), hunting, animal death, fantasy violence and gore, imprisonment, starvation, and torture.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this the same story as the individual Orc Prince Trilogy books?
Yes. This omnibus collects all three books in the trilogy — Claimed by the Orc Prince, Blood of the Orc Prince, and Ascension of the Orc King — as a single continuous volume. You don't need to read the individual books separately if you have this edition.
Does this omnibus contain the entire series or are there additional books to read?
This volume collects the complete three-book arc of the series, concluding the primary narrative involving the main characters.
Are there any specific structural elements or tropes I should expect?
The narrative incorporates light omegaverse and A/B/O elements, though it focuses on an arranged marriage dynamic and explores the concept of mpreg as an in-world possibility rather than an event that occurs on the page.