…Her company laptop chooses this week to need the orc from the IT Department, repeatedly. He won’t stop apologizing even though she’s the one who broke his glasses.Īll Janice has to do is stay away from Khent until the bond dissipates. Khent from the IT Department is quiet and nerdy, despite the tusks. Janice knows better than anyone that entanglements with co-workers are risky business.īut when Janice accidentally breaks a co-workers nose, she finds herself unexpectedly mated to an orc, and under Monster Resources’ scrutiny. Mate-bonding with a co-worker is against company policy… accidentally or not. Synopsis for The Orc from the Office by Kate Prior

Serious and sensible things could not hold her full attention, so in her free time she writes to represent ADHD in fiction. She spent the next ten years ear-marking the pages of kissing scenes before she thought she had to stop and be a serious adult that did sensible things. When Kate was in the 7th grade, she dug out and she booted up a computer older than her from her parents’ attic, determined to write an extensive honeymoon for her favorite Pride & Prejudice characters. I’m so excited to talk to Kate – we chat about our favorite movies, Kate’s writing style, and of course, orcs! This post may contain links to purchase books & you can read our affiliate disclosure here.

I was lucky enough to read an early copy of Kate Prior’s newest novel, The Orc from the Office and I loved it. Author Interview: Kate Prior – I am still fairly new to the world of paranormal romance.