All in a Day’s Orc audiobook cover - A battle-scarred orc thinks violence is the only way he can feel anything—until a fierce human woman ignites a bond he didn’t believe he deserved. What starts as captivity turns into a fight for family, land, and love in a world still healing from war.

All in a Day’s Orc

A battle-scarred orc thinks violence is the only way he can feel anything—until a fierce human woman ignites a bond he didn’t believe he deserved. What starts as captivity turns into a fight for family, land, and love in a world still healing from war.

Dani Wyatt

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Description

When Oran, a tortured orc survivor returned from alien enslavement, spots Ivy stalking the docks of her family’s struggling marina, something in him shifts. He’s been a weapon for so long that tenderness feels dangerous. Ivy, all grit and flame, is trying to keep her grandfather’s land from predatory hands—human and orc alike. One brutal abduction forces their worlds to collide in a hidden pit, where threats close in and trust has to be earned fast. What follows is a raw, high-heat fated-mates love story set against clan politics, family betrayal, and a new Northwest where orcs and humans are still learning how to live side by side. It’s a ride of obsession, protection, and the stubborn hope that home can be rebuilt—together.

Who Should Listen

  • Fans of spicy monster and fated-mates romance with possessive, protective heroes
  • Listeners who enjoy post-conflict, found-family stories with strong heroines
  • Readers who like high stakes, high heat, and a hard-won happily-ever-after

About the Authors

Dani Wyatt writes ultra-obsessed, alpha-hero romances where the possessiveness is sky-high, the heat is off the charts, and the happy endings are guaranteed. Her heroines are sharp, quirky, and self-aware—often worrying about muffin tops while stealing every scene. When she’s not writing, she’s laughing at life’s ironies, reading, riding her horse, or wrestling with uncooperative tech. She believes that when readers and writers support each other, everyone wins.