CLAIMED BY THE ORC KING by Roxy Taylor (COVER REVEAL)
Today we’re thrilled to be taking part in the cover reveal for one of Titan Books’ major 2026 titles – CLAIMED BY THE ORC KING by Roxy Taylor!
A chance encounter with a gorgeous cosplayer sends a young woman hurtling through a portal into a world of hunky orcs and fated mates.
This funny, sexy monster romance is perfect for fans of Ruby Dixon and Katee Robert.
MEET CUTE’S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS.
Thena just wants to survive FantastiCon with minimal human interaction and maximum sarcasm. She didn’t plan for a seven-foot-plus cosplayer built like a Norse god, painted green, who smells like he was forged in the wilds of Valhalla and seems hell-bent on ruining her day.
But Viggo Klausson isn’t a cosplayer. He’s the High Chieftain of the Eastern Orcs, and he’s spent two years in the human world searching for his soulmate. The moment he scents Thena, he knows she belongs to him. But – despite the thrumming attraction that leads her straight through a portal into Viggo’s world – Thena doesn’t believe in destiny, or some cosmic mating bond, and she absolutely did not sign up for this.
When an ancient power wakes inside Thena, she’s forced to learn the rules of Viggo’s complicated world, fast. If she wants to survive, she’ll have to navigate a new world and a future she never asked for, all while fighting against the one thing more dangerous than the world around her: her growing, undeniable attraction to the man who swears she’s his.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Fated mates
• Orc kings
• Strong, sharp-tongued heroines
• Political court intrigue
• Portal fantasy romance
• “Touch her and die” energy
‘Meet Cute’s back on the menu, boys‘?? I hope someone got a raise for that.
Claimed by the Orc King is due for release 3rd November 2026 – you can pre-order your copy on Bookshop.org
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“This cover is part fairy tale, part foreplay, and totally orc-estrated mayhem!” – Roxy
About Roxy:
Roxy Taylor is a GenX Amazon writing romantasy that refuses to behave. She writes about women who never fold themselves smaller, and the men or monsters caught between worshiping them and surviving them. Fueled by a lifelong love of ‘80s films, she writes for women who remember adventure and refuse to settle for less. Roxy is also a drag photographer working in the US South.
Follow Roxy on Instagram: @theroxytaylor
