An Elven Pirate Lord Omnibus, Books 1-3

By: Marcus Sloss

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski, Rebecca Woods

Contains books 1-3 of An Elven Pirate Lord, a fantasy harem series.

Origins of a Pirate Lord, book one

Marooned in a strange land. Rescued by a sexy wood elf and her forest friends. Wes has a perilous journey in front of him to reclaim his home, his honor, and his future. In a world where political corruption is rife and there are dangers in every direction, the wood elf and her friends might not be what Wes was looking for, but they might be just what he needs.

Rise of a Pirate Lord, book two

Conniving Pirate Lords, brutally powerful behemoths of the seas. Fierce maidens rocking the boat and the overwhelming forces of the Elven Navy. The adventure continues with Rise of a Pirate Lord.

Vengeance of a Pirate Lord, book three

Wes' brazen rise through the Pirate Fleets ranks summons unwanted attention and with it, all sorts of problems. Monster infested continents, secrets hidden for centuries, and the entire Elven Navy stand in between the newest Pirate Lord and his goals, but he's not about to let them block his path. With allies old and new at his back, Wes will take the final steps on his journey as he takes his rightful place in the world.

Join Wes in this epic conclusion to his adventure of acquiring a new home for his growing family.

©2021 Marcus Sloss (P)2022 Podium Audio

Great adult fantasy series

The author kept me engaged and hooked at ever part of this story. I will be adding this series to my all time favorites list.

Excellent story telling

I thoroughly enjoyed this story on many levels. Not only is the story good, but it’s compelling to listen to as well. Thanks go to the writer who created such an interesting story plot, and not making the primary focus on the lewd parts. Just enough spice in the mix to keep it interesting but not distracting from the main plot. I’ll be watching for any additional stories from this author and hopefully a sequel to this series as well.

Fantastic

Loved it. Very interesting story and excellent narrators. Special kudos to Rebecca who came up with original and varied accents for the various characters and managed to keep it all straight even in the spicy scenes where everybody is doing things to everybody else all at once! Definitely worth the time and credits. And yes, it's also a harem story so don't read it and then complain about the sex, sheesh!

Great story, wanting more

Love the story so far. I hope to see another three book continuation of the Pirate Lord and is ladies.

MC is an ass and too much porn

good story, but the conceded, always perfect MC was a bit over the top and there was a little too much porn for me. I suppose I just like to watch my porn instead, so I'm not saying I'm too good for porn, just a strange place for it in my book. I kept waiting for the MC to have to deal with multiple pregnancies - or to lose in any way really - to lessen his bravado a bit... Anyway, still a really good deal and a good story, it just could have been better.

I liked it.

You’ll like it too. Plot was decent. I liked the main character. I like the 3 book combo!

One of the best!

This series is one of the best I have had the pleasure to listen to! Daniel Wisniewski and Rebecca Woods are one of the best that are out there! And Marcus Sloss is incredible with his gift!

Pirate's Pleasure

I liked everything about this series. It would have been nice if the Half elf had joined the Harem, but otherwise I have no complaints.

It was fun

Very fun story. It was pretty dirty as an adult rated book. Overall the narration was great.

Started off well but just keep a slow decline

I had a couple issues with this book first off I swear more than probably most but I feel like the swearing in this book was forced and out of place and just was distracting. Secondly, it's really hard to like the main character he's a pompous ass. Thirdly the ending was awful and felt rushed plus just some of the mistakes that were made in the book like yes the entire council is going to show up to the final battle even though they're non-combatants and putting themselves in harm's way for no reason just so they can be captured.