Ruinous Love Trilogy Books 1-2 by Brynne Weaver - New Paperback Dark Romance Set - Butcher and Blackbird & Leather and Lark - Adult Fiction Gift

Titles in This Set: Butcher and Blackbird (Ruinous Love Trilogy, Book 1) Leather and Lark (Ruinous Love Trilogy, Book 2) Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780349441566 (Butcher and Blackbird), 9780349441580 (Leather and Lark) Publisher: Piatkus Age Range: Adult (18+) Overview: Discover the first two instalments of Brynne Weaver's viral, #1 New York Times bestselling Ruinous Love Trilogy in one brand-new paperback set. Butcher and Blackbird introduces rival serial killers Sloane and Rowan, whose annual game of hunting monsters spirals into an unlikely romance, while Leather and Lark follows contract killer Lachlan Kane and singer Lark Montague as a marriage of convenience turns deadly. Dark, witty and entertaining, this set suits fans of morally grey anti-heroes and high-stakes love stories. About the Books: Butcher and Blackbird opens with a chance meeting between Sloane and Rowan, two rival serial killers who discover an unexpected kinship in their shared dark pursuits. Travelling from small-town West Virginia to upscale California and downtown Boston to rural Texas, the pair collide annually in a brutal game pitting them against the country's most dangerous monsters. As their partnership deepens into something more personal, ghosts trailing behind them threaten to claim more than just their newfound romance. Told in dual POV, it's a fast, funny, and surprisingly tender dive into found family and love forged in violence, ending on a satisfying happy-ever-after. Leather and Lark shifts focus to Lachlan Kane, a contract killer desperate to walk away from the underworld after a job goes wrong. Enter Lark Montague, a seemingly sunny indie singer hiding secrets of her own, who offers Lachlan a way out — a marriage of convenience, in exchange for help hunting a dangerous enemy. What begins as a reluctant arrangement quickly crackles with tension, banter, and undeniable attraction. Together, these instalments showcase Weaver's signature blend of razor-sharp humour,