The Trouble with Angels

By: Maggie Adams

Narrated by: Eden Cavell

Christine Baxter was having a helluva night. Her blind date had run out on her and the check. She had run into a mugger trying to steal her purse and succeeding. Finally, her beloved Beetle, Pinkie, had run out of gas on a deserted highway. Her only hope was a dimly lit club sign on the other side of a deep embankment riddled with trash. Apparently, her guardian angel had the night off.

Gabriel Easton and Michael Westmoreland were best friends looking for that special woman to share their lives and their bed. When the beautiful blonde literally fell through their club door, they thought their prayers had been answered. Michael knew she was sent from Heaven. Gabriel felt she was hell on heels. Both agreed that she was perfect for them.

And Christine? Well, she thought she was in a lot of trouble.

©2018, 2019 Maggie Adams (P)2022 Maggie Adams

Loved this story!

This was a fun story. I loved the way the author wrote this. I was engaged from the very beginning. It is a quick listen. I would definitely recommend it!
The narrator waa awesome for this story!

The Solutions With Angels

I loved this one. When it started, I'll admit I was hesitant because I thought it would go in a different direction. Way too many doms are written as abusive jerks, but these two are great. All the leads here are fantastic, and I love that Christine's dreadful night becomes an opportunity to work with two men who adore her in every way.


With a slight misunderstanding speed bump and some lovely revenge on a thoroughly and appropriately hateable ex-husband, it has enough drive and narrative to not just be about the naughty, fun times. (Not that it's a bad thing. I just get bored without a plot.)


As for the naughty fun, once it takes off and the clothes come off, it's hot AF. 

Loved it!

The Trouble with Angels was a really fun, naughty, listen. The protagonist—a beautiful, buxom blonde—falls into a situation she's not familiar with: sexual (but affectionate) domination by two attractive (in different ways) men. The story rips right along, slowing just when it should, to linger on the NC-17 sex, which is hot. I hadn't run across the narrator—Eden Cavell—but she paces the story wonderfully— finding the humor that's sometimes in the narrrative—and keeping the tension set to just the right level. Huge thumbs up.

Funny and yet sexy as hell

I'm a newbie to the genre of comedic romance novels and to audiobooks, too, but the breathless reading--breathless meaning appearing short of breath because of excitement--by Eden Cavell kept me chuckling under MY breath, as it came more quickly with the sexy parts. Kudos to Maggie Adams for the story!

Steamy and deserving a sequel!

Funny banter, steamy narration, character growth, a fit ending for the villain. Loved it!