Bred by the Orc

Orc Invasion #3

by Aramis Jordan

Blaise has heard of burly orcs raiding villages for men to ravish and breed. He might’ve even dreamed of being forcibly taken by one of those massive beasts though he’d never admit it. But Blaise isn’t prepared when a horde of orcs captures him and sells him at auction.

Orc chief Worgarth is eager to breed Blaise, but first, he must force submission from him. The young man has only been with women and knows nothing of the pleasure point that lies hidden deep inside him. When Worgarth presses it, all chance at escape is lost. Soon, the breeding will begin.


Bred by the Orc is a gay erotic novella in the Orc Invasion series. It ends in a HEA and can be enjoyed as a standalone.


Content warning: non-con

Categories of questionable consent (so you know what you’re getting into):

Dubious consent: Consent is there if you squint (NOT this story)
Non-con: The character resists, but inner dialogue reveals that they’re into it (THIS STORY)
R@pefic: The character resists and they hate what’s happening (NOT this story)

Available via Smashwords & Payhip

Genres: Fantasy

ebook

First published May 5, 2025

About the author

Aramis Jordan is a self-professed MM romance addict and has vowed to write every book they’d love to read but cannot find. A firm believer in “the steamier, the better,” Aramis likes to turn up the heat in their paranormal romance novels.

Splitting their time between an office job and creative endeavors, Aramis’s life is powered by breakfast cereal and chai latte. When not writing or reading, Aramis enjoys going for scenic walks while listening to obscure rock music.

Reviews

[Rachel Emily · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hot hot hot!

This book delivers exactly what it promises - hot erotica with an orc and the human that he captures/wins.

This novella is part of the side series from the author's fantasy series. It's definitely more dub-con and erotica than the romance. Aramis excels in writing steamy, very spicy scenes. This one, since it's a bit more grey areas in the consent factor, is not going to be on amazon. So check out smash words when this is out to grab a copy!

I love the side stories with the orcs. Not gonna lie, I'd love to see longer stories with this side of her fantasy world and yah, the romantic in me would love a more romance based one lol. Check out the content warnings and heads up for this series and book, and enjoy!

Thank you to the author for sending me an early reader copy!

[gena_bookish_reviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

BABES LISTEN UP 😩

I just read this hot little MM orc smut novella and I need y’all to experience this with me.

So basically... Blaise is at home, stroking his dick (yes. yes he did.) when boom 💥 he gets snatched by orcs and SOLD to their leader. And this orc??? Worgarth??? Obsessed. POSSESSIVE. Built like a truck and has no chill. He mounts Blaise like it’s his life mission and breeds him nonstop 😭 Like not even a “hi.. how are you" just full-on primal rutting and baby-making. Did I mention it’s MPREG?? Because oh yes, Blaise gets knocked up MULTIPLE times with his orc daddy’s pups 🐺💦

This is pure filthy orc chaos. And it’s only 100 pages so you can devour it in one sitting (or during your commute if you’re crazy like me 🤪)

Like don't take it seriously. Don't look for a plot or for deep meanings. It's just pure orc x human filth.

🫡 Orc daddy supremacy forever.

[Lindsey · Rating 5 out of 5]

My god I am absolutely obsessed with this world that Aramis has created! The series this one is attached to is utter perfection, and the Orc centered one is just as amazing too!

I love seeing my how couples are brought back though and not just forgotten. They’re talked about in passing or feature in other books and I appreciate that so much as some of these couples I’m just not ready to let go of just quite yet!

Plus? My god these books are PURE steam and I cannot wait for Carlisle’s story now! CHASTITY?! SIGN ME UP.

[Sue Milkovich · Rating 5 out of 5]

ORC INVASION is Book 3 in this REMARKABLE Series. ARAMIS JORDAN delivers the goods. Worgarth is in Vale looking for a Mate. Blaise has been captured and now there is no escape. Fighting the big Orcs is futile and escape is impossible. Blaise soon finds out the Orcs are not lumbering sense less beasts. Smutty, Lustful and Often is his life now and he doesn't want to escape. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK AND THIS ORC INVASION SERIES!!!!!!!!!!

[Tania · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 rounded up to 4 stars.

I think it’s only fair to say that although I have rated this a little lower than the previous books in this series it is actually on par with them.
The lower rating is down to a change in personal tastes and what I am looking for in a book.
Maybe I should review my previous ratings but I won’t as it reflects how I felt at time of reading.
I will probably still read any future books in this series

[Alex Wolf · Rating 4 out of 5]

✨ARC Review: Bred by an Orc by Aramis Jordan
✨

I had the honour of receiving Bred by an Orc as an ARC, and I’m really glad I did. This is a bold novella that isn’t afraid to push boundaries, but it does so with care and consideration. There are clear content warnings provided both in the book description and within the book itself, which I appreciated.

Aramis Jordan takes on some heavy and unconventional themes in this story, including non-con and mpreg, yet handles them in a way that feels surprisingly tasteful and emotionally resonant. The non-con elements are balanced by the protagonist’s inner dialogue, offering insight that made those moments more digestible for me personally.

I haven’t read much mpreg before, but I enjoyed the way it was presented here. It was less about graphic detail and more about the emotional experience of it, which worked really well for me. I was relieved to find that the themes, while edgy, didn’t push too far for my comfort zone. Instead, Aramis focuses on character growth and the development of the central relationship, even through the erotic scenes, which made the story feel more grounded and meaningful.
As a novella, it moves at a faster pace, but there’s still enough plot and character depth to make the erotic elements feel cohesive and connected to the story rather than just being there for shock or spice.

All in all, I really admire Aramis Jordan for walking this line so skillfully. I’m definitely looking forward to Carlisle and Augron’s story next!