Angel Trouble

24/7 Demon Mart, Book 3

De: D.M. Guay

Narrado por: Todd Haberkorn

One loser, one talking cockroach, and one karate-chopping bombshell stand between you and certain death. Or not.

No, definitely not, because the grim reaper's lost his job. He's been stripped of his scythe and banned from reaping. The angel of death has officially fallen, and he's crash-landed at 24/7 Demon Mart.

It doesn't take long for DeeDee, Lloyd, and Kevin to figure out that living with the angel of death isn't easy. Lost souls. Angry exes. Ancient curses. Will the grim reaper ever get his afterlife together? The outlook is not so good.

The reaper isn't the only angel who's out of sorts. Lloyd's devilish boss Faust hasn't been the same since a tentacle monster spit him out of an alternate dimension, and his ex-girlfriend tried to start the zombie apocalypse. And Angel eight ball? He's having a hell of a time juggling a terrible new boss and saving Lloyd from eternal damnation. As unreaped souls stack up and the specter of death looms larger, what's the Demon Mart crew to do? Find out in this grim reaper comedy

Angel Trouble is book three in the 24/7 Demon Mart series, a humorous dark fantasy and horror-comedy book series.

Includes bonus story Critters from the Poo Lagoon.

©2021 Denise Guay Trowbridge (P)2021 Podium Audio

Fun but

fun but the constant crying, and whining of the characters gets old really fast. concept is funny.

Another hit out of the park

This is the third of the 24/7 Demon Mart books I’ve been through and I can’t recommend the series enough. It’s fantastic! The stories are funny and well-paced and the narration is excellent. I hope many more of these come out so that I can continue to enjoy the adventures of the 24/7 Demon Mart crew.

Knocked it out of the park again!!!

I just love this series!!! as an ex-pat Ohio Native living in NW Arkansas its neat to hear a story with all the Midwest/Ohio references! Keep them coming D.M. Guay. The Narrator is great too, Todd Haberkorn brings out the personalities of the characters fantastically (though in my opinion he mispronounces a couple of things but thats just me being a nitpick... lol)

loved it just like the first one

love it just like the first one, just goofy and easy to listen to.

Everything was good except for the kah-NAYps

This is another great book in a humorous series. The characters are engaging. Conversations are dynamic. The atmosphere is well described, and I can sink in and build the mental movie.

The narrator is great, too. The character voices are distinct. And the female voices sound plausible! Even some of my favorite male narrators struggle with female voices, so it's always nice to encounter the ones that can make me forget it's a man voicing a woman.

The only thing that threw me was during the short story at the end, when canapés was pronounced kah-NAYps. Now, maybe this is intentional. It could be that it's supposed to be that way because of small town, Midwest dialect quirks. But this is one of those times where the audio version might be unable to convey what text intended.