Double Trouble

A Magical Romantic Comedy (with a Body Count), Book 13

By: R.J. Blain

Narrated by: Juliana Solo

Length: 5 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's Summary

Layla, a recovering drug addict, reformed kleptomaniac, and general troublemaker, believes she has a one-way ticket straight to hell to go with her general rap sheet. Instead of jail time, she’s ordered to perform 90 days of community service.

Her job is simple: She must keep two unicorns out of trouble. It doesn’t take her long to learn the truth. She’s been assigned to a dose of double trouble, and wherever the unicorns go, chaos and mayhem follow in their wake.

One wants to take over the world. The other wants to get into her pants. Unless she pulls out all the stops, Layla won’t escape her community service time single or sane.

Warning: This novel contains magic, mayhem, unicorns, romance, and bodies. Proceed with caution.

©2019 R.J. Blain (P)2020 R.J. Blain

Narrator killed the snark in the book.

First of all. I love RJ Blain’s books. I stumbled across them while looking for a new author to stalk and binge read. I have purchased this book on Kindle and was randomly laughing out loud as I was reading it. (Oftentimes my hubby was startled awake at night from my donkey laugh). When it came out on audible I was screaming like a girl who was announced as the Homecoming Queen and bought the book. As I listened, the puns that were written didn’t have the same effect as reading it myself. The narrator just read the jokes as if it was just words. No feeling. I am going to keep the audio because I love the author but I am not a fan of the narrator on this story.

Perfect!

Absolutely loved the story and the Audible narrator. I'll be added it to the rest of R.J. Blain's wonderful story collection!!

I love a funny story

Full of sarcasm. An easy, not very complex story with lots of humorous sarcasm. The main characters is a damaged girl who has maintained a good heart and soul.

primarily dialoguedriven story

I love the series and am really disappointed. It pains me to leave this review. "Double Trouble" is 75% conversation 20%confused reflection on the main character's part and 5% action. The reader gets talked to death, and in a roundabout way. The premise for the story is solid and if you're one who loves dialog led stories you may enjoy it. Unfortunately, if you have read any of the rest of the series you will know that isn't the normal, balanced format. I listened to this title as an audio book and regret the time spent. Should you choose to read the story I would suggest the book as some of the narrators voices totally wreck the characters with efforts so flat they sound robotic. My attention kept wandering which is highly unusual as a voracious audiobook reader. I will still try the next couple of books, there's always hope this was a one-off.

Wonderful Story

I love everything she has written but a story with 2 unicorns is always wonderful. I can't wait to see whst happens next.

recommended

great story as always and I really like this narrator and her portrayal of Layla