I really enjoyed this submissive, dominate book. I liked that Bridget's sister put her up for a date in a charity auction, without her approval & knowledge. She was shocked at how much she was auctioned off for. Daniel has lusted after Bridget for years and has tried to take her on a date, but much to his dismay she turns him down. When he wins the bid to date her, she is very leery, because she thinks she could come to have feelings for him, and doesn't want to. Imagine her shock to discover that he has an identical twin brother! Two for the price of one! They agree to a weekend date. One thing I wasn't quite sure of, was that they jump right into a dominate, submissive relationship with no discussions of limits, or expectations. Bridget has never tried any type of relationship like this, and it's a little hard to believe that she just jumps right into trusting these two men. Plus after one weekend, they all fall in love? I did enjoy the happily ever after ending, although I would loved for the author to explore more of what happened after their all together. How family and friends react, and if it cost them some relationships. I can't wait to read more from this author.

Sierra Cartwright's Double Trouble had all the components that would get me to pick up an erotic romance. It had a bdsm element, an auction that starts the conflict, a second hot, dominant twin. The premise was intriguing, but the execution lacked for me.

The transition from weekend getaway to bdsm weekend jolted me completely. First, there was no discussion of their expectations at all. It was just assumed and magically picked up on by Bridget. I can’t see an experienced dom putting an untrained sub through any of this either (because everything happens SO fast. Especially considering how opposed she was to going out with Daniel in the first place) without a good, long discussion on hard limits.

The sex scenes were delightfully steamy, although everything felt a bit too easy. It was magic moment after magic moment with little buildup, and I do enjoy a good tension-filled buildup.

My expectations simply didn’t match up with what we got. I also read quite a bit of bdsm, and I simply couldn’t get around these two experienced doms and how they acted. I think someone who can overlook that element might enjoy this read more.

This book had potential, but unfortunately it fell incredibly short for me. First, I want to point out that there are different versions of this book by this title and author on here. The other version appears to have a different back story which if I had read may have changed my opinion of this book.

My major issue with this book? I felt no connection between any of the characters. We're lead to believe that Daniel and Bridget have this past where he would hit on her and she would decline him. Where they had these little jokes they would play on each other when he frequently came into the bar she owned (worked at?). This all was lacking...the book opens with the auction and Daniel bidding on Bridget which is fine, but if we're lead to believe that she's going from spending a weekend with him to spending a weekend exploring BDSM for the first time the characters should at the very least trust each other and be familiar with one another. I would have loved to read more about their "relationship" before the auction.

The lack of conversation before the first scene bothered me. There was no discussion about hard/soft limits or even what Bridget had or had no experienced with when it came to toys. Despite having no experience, Bridget has no concerns or worries about jumping in and exploring BDSM with two complete strangers. She has no problem about going to a secluded home by herself, to explore this lifestyle.

Honestly if it weren't for the incredibly HOT scenes, I would have given up on this book because of the lack of connection between the characters. The ending didn't sit well with me...it really seemed to have come out of left field.

This was a phenomenal read from start to finish! I normally don't care for ménage à trois stories because they can be a bit overdone, but this was one for the books! I loved it! The characters were awesome, the romance beautiful and ending outstanding.

Bridget is a headstrong woman that desires to submit for her own freedom and power. She is a stranger to BDSM but seeks to learn about it. I enjoyed her feisty ways and how she questioned everything.

Daniel seems the most dominant of he and his twin. He was stern and obsessed with Bridget the most. Jacob seemed to be the nicest of the twins, but he had an edge to him that made me realize, as a reader, that he was a dom in every sense. Both twins were amazing in their sweet ways though Daniel had a lot more fear than Jacob did.

The romance was stunning. The whole auction "setup" made me laugh. Especially seeing how Bridget took everything, but seeing her blossom into this free woman and learning to aspect two doms was beautiful. Though she had an individual relationship with each twin, together they were all seamless. I adored them all.

Totally enjoyed this!

You can always count on Sierra Cartwright to give us great books with believable characters.  Double Trouble is a rewrite and republish of an earlier edition.

Bridget, Daniel, and Jacob are an interesting dynamic.  Each one is successful in their own right. They all realize rather quickly what they seem to want, but there are some demons to slay in order to get there.

All three characters were no nonsense and felt they were easily likeable.  The hardest one for me to get a handle on was Daniel.  Only because we never really got a good read what was going on in his head, until later in the story.  Bridget is unwittingly put on auction at her sister's charity event and Daniel wins her.  She's mortified because she is really attracted to him and thinking she could never measure up to his perceived expectations, has thwarted his previous advances.  Realizing she is stuck, she thinks things can't get much worse, right? Wrong! Daniel reveals his twin, Jacob, and the plan is for her to spend the weekend with both of them! Let the games begin!

Once the weekend starts, all three have some eye opening experiences.  Bridget finds she likes some of the BDSM elements the twins enlighten her with and the twins themselves are sure they've found their missing soulmate.  There are feelings to work through though, and some old ideas hampering them, but have no fear Sierra gives us that HEA we crave! 

4 Stars/5 Flames

I was gifted this book for a voluntary review.  The review and ratings are solely my opinions

I’m sure other people will have a different opinion but, I didn’t like this book. It was missing that aspect that grabs you and pulls you in.

A second publication with some rewrites. Great scenes but still a few issues. 3.5 Stars
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I’ve read many of this authors books and she is well known for her steamy reads. So when this one came up for review as a rewrite I wanted to check it out.

The storyline itself is very hot, with scenes of BDSM and erotica. If you can get over the guys being brothers, you will definitely enjoy the menage aspect. It is all MFM.

Daniels obsession was a key point in this book, however I thought there was areas or opportunity that was missing and could’ve really been expanded if we heard more from his point of view.

And the fact that Daniel has a twin who is a Dom as well makes this read double hot. But I didn’t feel a true connection between all of the characters. It was a great read, very hot, but so many areas just rang untrue and under developed.

As for Bridget’s sister, sorry, I would never have forgiven her even though everything worked out right, it was still a backwards twisted thing to do.

Overall, the plot is hot and the story is definitely delicious. Sierra Cartwright offers some spicy works! Definitely worth the read, if you can pass over some issues.

Seriously this book was so steamy! I couldn’t put it down and loved every bit of it! Highly recommend reading it..

This author has yet to write a bad book in My opinion. I will tell you that this read was fast. Bridget is a strong woman and very independent. Her sister Mary is a little deviant and goes behind her back and auctions her off at a fundraiser. Little does she know that Daniel has planned it all with help from his twin brother Jacob. This is a really good and fast read, worth your time. Prepare yourself this is a hot 🔥hot 🔥read! I enjoyed it! Never can go wrong with this author.

I received an ARC from the publisher via Net Galley at my request for my honest opinion. Thank you Net Galley!!

Wonderfully kinky ménage

Sierra Cartwright is a favorite of mine. She write sexy fun books with wonderful characters. Bridget, Daniel and Jacob are unique in their own ways yet totally believable. Developing a realistic romantic relationship in a novel is a challenge but I think a ménage is even more challenging because of its unique dynamics. Sierra Cartwright's Double Trouble takes the reader on a satisfying journey to a HEA.

I received an Advance Reader copy fromNetGalley.

This steamy hot romance had me curling my toes the whole way through. The devotion, control, and love daniel and jacob show bridget is so riveting. I just simply couldn't get enough! To fall in love and marry a set of identical twins is amazing. The love shared amongst all touched my heart. I would LOVE to follow their story further!

Holy hotness. This is not for the faint of heart. If you are into BSDM, it is a good read.

What a good solid naughty story. Enjoyed the romance.

Seriously this book was hot! I couldn’t put it down,I loved every bit of it! Highly recommend reading

I had high hopes for this title but wow, did it not work for me. I had a hard time not with the twin-factor but the BDSM--too many times I wanted to scream "that's not how it works."

Holy hotness! This book was amazingly hot. I loved every part of it. Cartwright always writes the best hot sex!

Double Trouble by Ms. Sierra Cartwright was my first read from her, but not my first dive into BDSM nor menage. Let me introduce you first to our trio.


Bridget is the woman in trouble or the trouble from Daniel Armstrong. She's been fighting his flirtations for a long time because good ole Daniel has a reputation. Attracted she may be, she's just not going in there with him. Add to that fact that she'd been burned before because of her work as a bartender, she's determined not to succumb to his charms.

"The real problem might not be Daniel. It might be her. she knew that if she slept with him, her emotions would have become entangled, then, when he discarded her, as he no doubt would, she'd be devastated. As much as turning him down was the last thing she'd wanted to do, she'd told herself she was preventing later and greater heartbreak"


She has her reasons people, plus she learned something about him and I'm with her.

"It had been one thing to be attracted to him, but finding out he was a Dom had made him irresistable."


Daniel, on the other hand was adamant about pursuing her. He's been pining for her for such a long time after all. He's got so much plans for her. And oh, have I mention that Daniel has a twin? Yes! Twosome-Awesome guys! TWINSIES!!!



But there's a dilemma to their trio. Like I guess anyone who delved into this kind of relationship. Top question is "How does it work?". And, it's none of our business anymore. Really.

Menage doesn't bother me whether it's from real life or fiction. But when it comes to fiction, I have a, let's say, a requirement. I don't read books just for the sake of reading a book. I read and devour any of the books that lands my way. It is, after all my journey read . And diving into BDSM is something I thread carefully, as it could be very addicting.

So I look into certain things when it comes to this kind of material. First, the connection of the characters . It's very hard to devour a book if there's no connection or chemistry among the character/s. It's not just all about the hot sex that most readers look for, for the most part. Second, the descriptive detailing of the scenes highlights the emotions of the book. I WANT TO FEEL THE FEELINGS TOO. It's necessary to be connected with the characters.

Did this book achieved all of the above mentioned? No. Not really, at least in my opinion. It just lacked building a lust in me. Which normally happens when I read books like this. The inner cravings and inner slut in me should be grinding tirelessly but she's kind of silent. It just failed to reach my top button hot-o-meter.

But did I enjoy this book after all? Yes, yes I did. This is still a hot read. A menage that consists of a twins and an estate so, so far away, you may scream your orgasm, there won't be neighbors banging on your wall. I'd love to check out Ms. Cartwright's other books as I'm kind of intrigued that this has other series, though not connected to each other, just linked by a common theme.

What made this book different from all the others books I have read is the author did not make the female characters unrealistic and dumb. She also added in the premise of identical twins and how they tried to have a relationship with a smart chick who knows what she wants in a relationship and career. Twin Daniel is a little hard-nosed, whereas the other twin is more relaxed in the relationship. The brothers past was realistic to me, because the women could not handle how others thought a relationship should be interpreted in society. The ending was not what I expected. The author kept my interest and there would be a lot of spoilers. I would definitely recommend this book to customers/patrons.

Double Trouble is a short read with a BDSM theme and some seriously scorching HOT sex; an enjoyable ménage with one woman and two brothers, that is definitely not for the faint of heart. I must admit there are some terminologies that I found confusing like ‘fecking’. If the author meaning fucking, then just say that; it is an erotic romance after all.

I love books like this - it was standard - it had a lot of the word for 'butt' in it, excessive use perhaps, I mean, with a triad you can't expect anything else but still, quite a bit of that aspect was perhaps overly done - but it was a good book - a fun read - end was cute and sweet - the 'naughty time' was fun to read, the in between was alright - I really liked Jacob and his emotion throughout the book. The BDSM aspect I have to say was lacking for me, so if you want a book based solely for that purposes this is not the book for you.