Apex Shifter Omnibus

A Portal Adventure Boxset

De: Marcus Sloss

Narrado por: Jack Douglas, Alyssa Poon

Duración: 29 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Two worlds, a magical emblem, and a hunger to dominate the six species.

Marvin toiled through endless work to achieve his dream of flipping properties. A strange man stalked him at his morning diner job, becoming a regular. When he unexpectedly follows him home from night shift, Marvin knows something isn't right. The next day he is offered a magical device. The emblem confirms the paranormal are real, people can partially shift into animals, and that Marvin isn't normal: he's something to be feared.

As his life enters a whirlwind adventure, Marvin has to adapt as he becomes more than an ordinary man. Thankfully, there's a team of beauties eager to coalesce around him.

One great series in a single offering!

©2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Really Fun Read.

Really fun read awesome performance overall. Great characters, voices, personalities and story overall. I’m satisfied although I think The word pu**y was overused in the sex scenes.

worth a buy in Omnibus only

book one started off good some hiccups, and book 2 was great, but then book 3 ...disappointed it was clearly rushed
if I had to read it I'd give it 3 stars but the voice actor made this 4, very well done

just don't have high expectations for book 3,

lack of creativity

The sex scenes in this book are irritating, the only word the author knows for a woman's genitalia is " p***y". so you hear it every 30 seconds. makes it sounds like a cringy teenager writing a bad fanfic. the book overall isn't bad but the sex scenes are cringy, I have a hard time getting past them because they are so immersion breaking, I guess that would be the right word.

Oh hell yeah!

Loved this story! Could have used alittle less smut but awesome story! You just made a fan!

Great Story Line

The whole concept of the story was great but some of the characters were a bit too soft

Dude it's not that easy to get a gun.

So yeah my only real criticism of this book is that bro clearly doesn't know how to gun correctly. The process of getting a gun involves a background check, a waiting period after said background check, and if you're getting a pistol of any kind most states need to to get a concealed carry license before you are even allowed to get the thing.

Moral of the story: Research the topics you plan on putting into your books broham. Especially when the subject of gun culture is brought up even in passing. While it is hilarious watching idiots go to a gun shop thinking you can just walk in, and walk out that same day with a gun, it's starting to happen often enough now that it's kind of an issue. The world already has enough losers trying to snatch up our protection. We don't need to make more of those losers by convincing them that anyone can get a gun without much effort.

Great story

Great story as always. Soon I will run of of books to get from this author

Good, until the last drop.

This story evolving from a double shift working young adult to a Interstellar mining CEO has been quite enjoyable. I must admit I do find it a little vexing that this story as well as the majority of Harem Adventures that I have listened to do tend to start with a protagonist that is from Earth.
However the difference in setting and the technological difficulties that are encountered and overcome definitely sheds A different light on the spin of racial inequality.
Definitely worth the credit for the Omnibus. Enjoy, enjoy human enjoy.

Fun listen and good value for a credit

Like: the characters, while a little thin, are well defined. Often harem tales have all the females melding into one: this does not. The MC is OP, but not comically so, which is refreshing.

Like: the story was much more than spicy encounters with a little “story” mixed in.

Like: the voice actors are first rate and really brought the story to life.

Dislike: the third book in particular seemed rushed, almost like the author wrote himself into a corner and wasn’t sure how to resolve the tale in a flowing manner.

Dislike: it’s always easy for a “gun guy” to spot an author pretending to be a gun guy. One dead giveaway is the term “silencer”. Anyone who’s ever used a gun with a suppressor knows it is never referred to as a silencer, nor is the output what anyone would consider silent (or even close). In this and other ways the gun references were largely cringe-inducing, which a little more research could’ve made less distracting to the story.

In summary, the books were quite enjoyable (cringe-worthy gun references notwithstanding) and the voice actors make it a tale well-worth listening to.

Why yell put your babies in me but talk about BC?

It was good enough to pass the time. The birth control segments could have been left out if all the mates were yelling, "put your babies in me." Makes no sense. Otherwise, it's a pretty good story. Question-What did he gain from the bearing? He gained all sorts of size and stuff from his other mates. Maybe I missed that part.