title: Clan Daughter (Queen of the Orcs, Book II)
author:  Morgan Howell 
description: Howells depiction of the orc culture is fascinatingthese orcs are as big, strong, and dangerous as any in fantasy, but they also have moral and ethical issues of importance. This is a book to think about.<br />Elizabeth Moon, author of The Deed of Paksenarrion<i><br /></i>
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  1st Edition: January 2021
  
  ©Amy Brent
  
  ©Cover design and edited by: Romance Group
  
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, organizations, places, events,
  and incidents are either products of the autor´s imagination for are used
  fictitiously
  
  All rights reserved.
  
  **Thank you for purchasing this ebook.**
  
  Content
  
  _About the book_
  
  _Chapter 1_
  
  _Chapter 2_
  
  _Chapter 3_
  
  _Chapter 4_
  
  _Chapter 5_
  
  _Chapter 6_
  
  _Chapter 7_
  
  _Chapter 8_
  
  _Chapter 9_
  
  _Chapter 10_
  
  _Chapter 11_
  
  _Chapter 12_
  
  _Chapter 13_
  
  _Chapter 14_
  
  _Chapter 15_
  
  _Chapter 16_
  
  _Chapter 17_
  
  _Chapter 18_
  
  About the book
  
  **Can Calemva save Elsie from her enemies in exchange for her love?**
  
    
  
  With the happy marriage of her sister Megan to the MacKinnon laird, Elsie
  believes her troubles are over. She can finally stop running away from her
  uncle Murgan and seek her own happiness.
  
    
  
  What she does not suspect is that both Murgan and a deranged Kaithia will 