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Owned by the Orcs
Efir of Etfan is huge.
A nobleman turned soldier turned scapegoat, he has been blamed for a crime he didn’t commit and punished with a magical curse, one meant to humiliate him by extreme and rapid weight gain.
Bewildered and ashamed by a body he no longer recognizes, Efir retreats from the world, chopping lumber in the darkest woods where none can see him.
…none, that is, but the orcs.
An immense, muscular, and enigmatic breed, the orcs have an entirely different reaction to Efir’s ample form. After a scaldingly hot introduction, they are more than eager to illustrate their appreciation to the still-growing man— inch by shapely inch.
Owned by the Orcs is a compilation of Overcome by the Orc parts 1, 2, and 3, containing monster (orc) romance, polyamory (MMMMMM, that’s 6 M’s), various combos of individual and multi-partnered scenes, size difference elements, big massive monstrous downstairs elements, pining, longing, mild angst, and a poly HEA.
It features a protagonist who is ‘big’, ‘chubby’, ‘chunky’, ‘has more to love’, insert your preferred descriptor here.
(This is a Daniel May book written 'as' Nathaniel Yam, a secondary pseudonym for short fantasy content that deviates from longer, more contemporary works.)
A nobleman turned soldier turned scapegoat, he has been blamed for a crime he didn’t commit and punished with a magical curse, one meant to humiliate him by extreme and rapid weight gain.
Bewildered and ashamed by a body he no longer recognizes, Efir retreats from the world, chopping lumber in the darkest woods where none can see him.
…none, that is, but the orcs.
An immense, muscular, and enigmatic breed, the orcs have an entirely different reaction to Efir’s ample form. After a scaldingly hot introduction, they are more than eager to illustrate their appreciation to the still-growing man— inch by shapely inch.
Owned by the Orcs is a compilation of Overcome by the Orc parts 1, 2, and 3, containing monster (orc) romance, polyamory (MMMMMM, that’s 6 M’s), various combos of individual and multi-partnered scenes, size difference elements, big massive monstrous downstairs elements, pining, longing, mild angst, and a poly HEA.
It features a protagonist who is ‘big’, ‘chubby’, ‘chunky’, ‘has more to love’, insert your preferred descriptor here.
(This is a Daniel May book written 'as' Nathaniel Yam, a secondary pseudonym for short fantasy content that deviates from longer, more contemporary works.)
141 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2025
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