Cyber Viking Omnibus, Books 1-4

An Apocalypse Science Fiction & Cyberpunk Adventure

De: Marcus Sloss

Narrado por: Jack Douglas, Alexa Roosevelt

The complete series in one offering!

Survive, Consolidate, Protect, then Pillage

Eric Yang is a combat veteran of the Saudi war and a student at Denver University(DU). His goal was to reintegrate back into society. His service freed him from the mistakes of his past, his dedication pushed him to achieve more from life even with his disabilities, and yet, he struggled.

While not all scars from war are visible, Eric was given a cybernetic arm that even scientists in 2032 considered futuristic. An isolated semester at DU is disrupted by a dire warning from a top-secret source. The asteroid barreling toward Earth is an alien spacecraft with hostile intent. Eric scrambles to plan, consolidate, and form his team before their arrival.

©2020 Marcus Sloss (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

It's a good long story

It's a long story, that's ok. It's not great, but it's not bad. I got it because it was long, so I would say it's good overall. I listen while working, so I look for long books.

Great adventure

Marcus sloss writes a great adventure book with action, adventure, sex, and great detail I have several omnibus by him in my library

Marcus Sloss does an amazing job with this series!

Marcus Sloss does an amazing job with this series! It starts off a bit slow but then the pace kicks up and never stops for all 4 books. Marcus does a great job with the MC and each supporting character. Everyone pitches in and develops the MC and themselves which is what I always look for in this genre. The portal system and alien apocolypse vibes are fun and the plot/story move at a good pace. I look forward to Marcus's next release! Audio Version: Jack Douglas and Alexa Roosevelt narrate great together. Each brings their characters alive quite nicely and the voices of each are unique enough to know whos who at all times.

Amazing Main Character

The two narrators are amazing and great characters from the writer! This is a must read!!

Is missing entire chapters

So I just started listening to this, but so far, I know that it is missing the last two chapters of book 1 equivalent to about an hour of listening time.

Worth the credit

This box set is worth the credit. If you enjoy this genre you know who Marcus Sloss is and you know his work. He does it again and again with this box set. You won’t regret the purchase

Wow what an awesome series

War vet turns post apocalyptic King of the world. This series was very good. Tons of characters, great narrations. Plenty of babes, this is a great series looking forward to more from this author.

good

another good story really enjoyed but could have been better for sure and the ending was just alright.

Interesting story, but not necessarily one I will revisit.

I liked the series. For the most part, the characters made sensible decisions, and their stories were interesting.

I think my biggest problem was that each book almost became a separate story, with a separate direction. I understand that changing degrees of interest over time can lead authors to shift the general direction of their stories over the course of a several year long writing cycle - but in the afterword, the author states he write the whole series in about two months.

Jill and Mary’s story doesn’t seem to flow well. It would almost have been better to bump Jill off so Eric could just adopt Mary; the kind of split custody solution doesn’t feel fair to anyone, especially if more children are on the way. That said, Mary’s desire for a daddy isn’t necessarily the best start to build a stable relationship.

Finally, building up to a major confrontation that decides the fate of the universe, then being forced to drop everything? I mean, in one sense, this is very realistic - nothing ever goes as planned, it’s a hell of a notion, as Styx once sang - but it does make the whole happy ending thing feel off.

By no means do I regret listening to this, it held my attention (or at least, when I realized it hadn’t, I rewound so as not to miss anything). But I’m not convinced I will want to listen again. Not every book begs for multiple readings, and that’s not a Sarah flaw. In my opinion, it is a line that separates an OK to Good book from one that’s Good to Great.

The narrators did a great job. I especially like the owl that sounded like Sterling Holloway (original voice of Disney’s Winnie the Pooh) and the human (the plumber maybe) who sounded like Patrick Warburton). There were one or two times where they stumbled a bit over the text, mostly by not emphasizing things properly, but great overall.

4 for 1 special!!!

Four books for the price of one, over 48 hours of quality entertainment. One hell of a bang for your buck. Be warned though, around book 3 the accents of the female narration tend to be a bit mixed up.