Wed to the Omega

An MM Mpreg Shifter Gay Romance

De: Ashe Moon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

For Tresten Croc, a headstrong omega enrolled in the alpha-dominated Fighting Arts School, an arranged marriage is about the worst thing that could ever happen to him—especially when his husband-to-be is none other than his rival classmate, the jockish playboy alpha, Loch Luna.

Their families need this alliance in order to retain their place as clan leaders, so the two young fighters reluctantly agree to be wed. There’s absolutely no way they’d ever actually fall in love… so what will Tresten and Loch do when they learn they need to produce an heir?

Wed to the Omega is an exciting shifter romance full of action, tender moments, and destined mates, set in a vibrant modern-meets-fantasy world. It is the first book in the Luna Brothers Series, and can be read as a standalone novel.

Wed to the Omega includes:

• Enemies to Lovers Romance
• Alpha/Omega Dynamics
• Arranged Marriage
• Martial Arts Academy Setting
• Clan Politics & Family Drama
• Fated Mates
• Male Pregnancy (Mpreg)
• Complete Story with HEA

AI is Off putting

This story was cute, good pacing for the length and on par for similar stories. However the AI narration took away for the overall experience.

It was okay

The ai narration was surprisingly better than expected but still not good and it kinda took away from the story.

The story itself was fine but book very much so surface level. I would say it’s exactly what you would expect for a 5 hour.

Narration was only OK

The story was good… entertaining, but I would never purchase a title with this type of narration!!

How others viewed the main character stood out the most.

I really like the determination of the main character. I like that being married and a parent didn't keep him from his goals.

not bad

its a bit different from what I normally listen to or read but I enjoyed it

Second AI narrative

I prefer real narrators. But to be fair this one was better than the previous AI narrators I’ve heard. This one had more inflection and the voices had little differences, but still couldn’t match a real actor.

The story was great! I like the fast paced, action, omegaverse explained and made sense. The bi-awaken, forced marriage, forced proximity was good in this story. Love the HEA too. I will definitely read more from this author.

Omg 😱

Love the storyline wish I can hear what happened next between the 2️⃣ of them. Did they have more children. What did Lock do with his career?

AI kinda ruined it

I agree with the previous reviews that the AI narration left a lot to be desired. The story line itself was cutesy. Not exactly original but to be honest nothing is really original when it comes to art of any caliber. Honestly I’d really enjoy it if there was yaoi type medium release for this!

Basic ABO

This was a very basic introductory ABO/were story. Experienced Fujoshi and ABO fan here: Nothing really original or that exciting happened in this story but it was ok for newbies to the genre and sub-genre to listen to without getting traumatized… there are some absolutely fantastic ABO stories out there but they tend to involve a lot of drama and trauma. Not this story though. This was more like a school drama mixed with a contract marriage resulting in instant love. I do wish it had explained ABO and Fated Mates better so as to make that instant love make more sense for the newbies.
As for the AI narration. It wasn’t the worst narration I’ve heard but it certainly wasn’t good either. Odd pronunciation, monotone, and rather awkward smexy scenes.

Interesting

So, this was the first time I’ve listened to an audiobook read by Virtual Voice. For an AI voice it was better than I expected, to be fair. The tone was good and it sounded like a real person. However, occasionally it did lean toward wooden-sounding and the pronunciation of a few words was a bit odd (like the heavy emphasis on the O in omega). Overall, it was better than expected but I’d still rather listen to a real narrator.

Story-wise, this book wasn’t bad but it was very formulaic and not original. An alpha and omega in some sort of fighting school who only distantly know each other are suddenly forced into an arranged marriage. The villain is extremely two dimensional. This feels a lot like a YA novel but with one sex scene.