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A review by bsbookkorner
Leather & Lark by Brynne Weaver
adventurous
dark
funny
4.0
What a fantastic sequel to a fantastic book. Leather and Lark is such a fun journey that I can’t help but fall in love the characters.
Lark is a bright woman who keeps herself busy at all times. Her hobbies include crafting, playing the guitar, and slaughtering pedophiles. I think a lot of people aspire to be like Lark, but murder is illegal even if the victim is a creep, and we aren’t all talented enough to get away with it.
Lachlan is your stereotypical oldest child. Took care of his siblings, always puts their needs before his own, and is a general unpleasant person to be around on the surface. But if you crack open that armor, he’s a sensitive soul who is fiercely loyal and willing to do anything in his power to protect the ones he loves-even the things that make him sick.
I wouldn’t call this an enemies to lovers, although it definitely fits the vibe. It’s clear from the first time they meet face to face that there is passion and chemistry between them. Hell, they made out on a balcony within hours of meeting one another. But when Lark learns who he is, she is determined to hate him, and he willingly reciprocates. What follows is a wild tale of two people learning to own their god damn feelings and put petty shit to the side as the plot unfolds. It truly is a joy to read through.
Overall: absolutely great. Less spicy than the first book. Also slightly less descriptive of other scenes that might make some people uncomfy. The plot was good. The romance was good. The banter was great. And his nickname for her? Absolutely adorable. 10/10 would recommend.
Lark is a bright woman who keeps herself busy at all times. Her hobbies include crafting, playing the guitar, and slaughtering pedophiles. I think a lot of people aspire to be like Lark, but murder is illegal even if the victim is a creep, and we aren’t all talented enough to get away with it.
Lachlan is your stereotypical oldest child. Took care of his siblings, always puts their needs before his own, and is a general unpleasant person to be around on the surface. But if you crack open that armor, he’s a sensitive soul who is fiercely loyal and willing to do anything in his power to protect the ones he loves-even the things that make him sick.
I wouldn’t call this an enemies to lovers, although it definitely fits the vibe. It’s clear from the first time they meet face to face that there is passion and chemistry between them. Hell, they made out on a balcony within hours of meeting one another. But when Lark learns who he is, she is determined to hate him, and he willingly reciprocates. What follows is a wild tale of two people learning to own their god damn feelings and put petty shit to the side as the plot unfolds. It truly is a joy to read through.
Overall: absolutely great. Less spicy than the first book. Also slightly less descriptive of other scenes that might make some people uncomfy. The plot was good. The romance was good. The banter was great. And his nickname for her? Absolutely adorable. 10/10 would recommend.