Human Omega: Married to the Barbarian Prince

Pykh, Book 4

De: Eileen Glass

Narrado por: Joel Leslie

Carter is the Omega from the Stars.

He's magical (probably). Beautiful (definitely). And his exotic name is difficult to pronounce. He's either going to save the fleaf'akhie home world from invaders, or he's an invader himself in disguise, sneaking into the city!

One thing is for sure: he chose his mates for battle, not love. Siel is a fabled war hero, fierce and capable. And Pykh? He's the muscle of the group. The brainless barbarian can't even count coins. He's a wild-man from who-knows-where.

How can such a family ever conform to fleaf'akhie society? How can Council Leader Ruahyr let such a dangerous group past the gate?

Well, he's seven months pregnant with a fleaf'akhie child, so someone has to let him in . . .

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Eileen Glass (P)2025 Tantor Media

Everything I've been waiting for!!

I absolutely love this series and this final instalment for Pykh is everything I hoped it would be and more. I am excited for the spin offs that are planned!

Amazing!

This book was definitely worth the wait! It could have been twice as long as I absolutely love this world and these characters, but it wrapped everything up beautifully.
And excellent narration by Joel Leslie as usual!

Love this series

I really enjoyed the evolution of this series. seeing how all the characters entertwine and grow together was beautiful. I feel like the story could keep going. Absolutely loved it!

Creative!

What a creative and wonderfully written story! just amazing. Loved the characters and storyline and the narration was spot on

Wonderful

I love this world and will miss it. This book ended on a somewhat open ending but hopeful tone. Joel Leslie’s narration is perfect. He really brings to life the characters in this series. The voice he uses for Pykh will forever stand out in my memories.

wonderful!

it's lovely to have the audio at last and continuity with Joel Leslie! though i believe the author has said that more works in this world have been planned. but this is a wonderful conclusion to the story we've been following so far. i look forward to more, hopefully with the same reader.

Just as Good as I Remembered.

I remember thinking I couldn't wait for the audiobook version after I bought and read the E-book. It just isn't the same without Leslie reading the story.
I truly love the story and plot line, as the sequels just get better and better in my opinion. I hope to continue reading more new things about the books universe and the smaller side stories that exist within. I do hope this series and Eileen Glass herself eventually gain the amount of recognition and attention that authors like Ruby Dixon has and that Pykh becomes the gateway book into the gay omegaverse book genre.

Perfect Narration for a Lovely Series Finale

A wonderful conclusion to a fun, frightening sci-fi romantasy series. I have been waiting for years to see how Glass would end Pykh series and she did not disappoint.

Joel Leslie’s narration, once again, perfectly embodies all of the characters. I had been concerned that he would have lost a bit of his “magic touch,” since so much time had passed since the last book was released. I am thrilled to say that he has retained all the charm and humor from the first three books, upping the cuteness-quotient with his portrayal of the “pups.”

MORE!

I stumbled upon this series and it has never disappointed. Joel Leslie brings Eileen Glass' characters to stunning life.

Embark on this adventure with Carter, Seel, and Pyke as they go from found family by chance and grow their family and court through all the hurdles and trials to get to safety. for them and their children.

Had Me Worried in the first half

but damn was this a well rounded ending. It payed off a lot of stuff that was set up in the first 3 books, and feels like a gentle ending for our warriors. I was surprised by a couple things but everything makes sense. solid character growth. also 10/10 performance. some people have said that the MC is whiny or hung up on being manly in the first few books but Joel does an amazing job of making him sound real and relatable. I've fallen in love with the world building and am going to miss it!