Tribe Master Omnibus: Books 1-10

De: Noah Layton

Narrado por: Alex Matthews, Erin Bateman

The complete series in a single offering!

Build a tribe. Kill monsters. Become a master.

After passing through a portal, test pilot Jack Hawthorne finds himself in the mysterious land of Agraria.

It has everything in abundance–beautiful women, plentiful resources, and more than a few things that want to kill him.

Now Jack must build his own tribe from the ground up if he wants to have a chance at surviving–and begin working towards the creation of his very own empire.

©2019 Noah Layton (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

love it

very good story. lots of action and plenty of uniqueness to entertain. now I just need the last two books

the continued story

I enjoyed it immensely, The main character was totally awesome,,his wives were a great supporting cast. Excellently done

i love the story

love the story and timeline. everything was really well written and i like that there is some jokes in it.

Great story.

This book set has everything Adventure Humor super hot sex and so much more. I look forward to more works like this by the author and voice actors. Hats off to all of you .

things that irritate

the story's rough isekai, and oretty obviously the author doesn't understand the vocabulary of what he's writing about. measurements are all in yards.swords have 'handles' instead of a hilt. the poor narrators must have been cringing over and over while dealing with the poorly constructed sentences. the female narrator's various voices all grate on the nerves, and are ridiculous given the obviously small geographical area of the story's setting. sure, it's fantasy, but it's poorly constructed and expressed fantasy. even the sex is mechanical and prefunctory, and it's supposed to be a harem isekai...no editor would have left this story as it is. that's probably the most frustrating thing about books like this. not many of them are perused by any type of educated editorial process prior to publication. if i had to do it again, i'd skip it.