Leather & Lark | Ruinous Love Trilogy #2 | ๐ถ๏ธ๐ถ๏ธ๐ถ๏ธ๐ถ๏ธ
Heโs a dangerous contract killer. Sheโs sunshine with a deadly secret. And marriage was never supposed to be part of the deal.
Lachlan Kane wants nothing more than to leave his violent past behind. But when a job goes terribly wrong, his chance at freedom seems impossible โ until the charming and deceptively sweet Lark Montague offers him a way out.
Thereโs just one little catch.
He has to marry her.
And they absolutely cannot stand each other.
Sheโs bright, unpredictable, and hiding secrets beneath her sunshine exterior. Heโs brooding, dangerous, and convinced sheโs nothing but trouble.
What starts as a marriage of convenience quickly becomes a deliciously chaotic battle of sharp tongues, dark secrets, and undeniable attraction.
Packed with wicked humour, murderous mayhem, and sizzling chemistry, Leather & Lark proves that sometimes the most dangerous love stories have the sweetest surprises.
๐ถ๏ธ Spice Rating: 4/4 โ Extra Spicy
๐ค Tropes Youโll Love
- Enemies to Lovers
- Marriage of Convenience
- Grumpy ร Sunshine
- Morally Grey Characters
- He Falls First
- Forced Proximity
- Touch Her and Die
- Dark Humour & Banter
๐ Book Details
Genre: Dark Romantic Comedy / Contemporary Dark Romance / Romantic Suspense
Series: Ruinous Love Trilogy โ Book 2 of 3
Author: Brynne Weaver
Format: Paperback
Recommended Age: 18+
โ ๏ธ Reading Warnings / Content Advisory
This dark romantic comedy contains graphic violence, murder, blood and gore, disturbing injuries involving eyes, teeth and severed fingers, weapons, drowning, vehicular collisions, and references to cannibalism.
Contains explicit sexual content, including rough sex, choking, mild degradation, sexual activity in public, pegging, adult toys, and praise kink.
Additional themes include references to childhood abuse, parental neglect, child sexual assault (not depicted), religious trauma, terminal illness, animal injury, and strong language.
Although filled with humour and romance, this novel contains disturbing subject matter. Reader discretion is strongly advised.
Some stories are meant to be read after dark.
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