🔪❤️ Brynne Weaver’s Murderously Perfect Trilogy: A Love Letter to Chaos, Carnage, and Chemistry 🖤🔥

Listen, if you had told me I’d be rooting for serial killers to find love, I would have laughed in your face. But then Brynne Weaver said, hold my bloodstained knife 🗡️, and here we are—fully obsessed with Butcher & Blackbird, Leather & Lark, and Scythe & Sparrow.

These books aren’t just dark romance; they are psychotic soulmate sagas 💀💘, and frankly? I’ve never been happier to question my morals.


1. Butcher & Blackbird – Rowan & Sloane, the Murdery Power Couple of My Dreams 🔥🖤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Forget everything you thought you knew about serial killer romance (a phrase I never thought I’d type) because Rowan and Sloane are the standard now. These two don’t just fall in love—they scheme, stab, and sass their way into each other’s hearts 💉💋, and every single second of it is perfectly unhinged. Their meet-cute? Murder. ☠️ Their love language? Mutual destruction. 🔪💘 And somehow, this is the healthiest relationship I’ve ever read.

✔️ Banter sharper than their knives ✂️
✔️ Murder competitions as foreplay 😈🔥
✔️ Rowan being a menace, and Sloane loving every second of it 😏❤️

This book gets five bloodstained stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ because Rowan and Sloane own my soul now 🩸.


2. Leather & Lark – Unhinged Sunshine Duchess vs. Grumpy Assassin Who Melts for Her ☀️🔪💕⭐⭐⭐⭐

Now, Leather & Lark gives us one of the best contradictions in dark romance history:

🎤 Lark: Sweet. Sings like an angel. Lover of crafts and glitter ✨. Unhinged as hell and absolutely will kill you. 🔪👑
🖤 Lachlan: Broody, grumpy, all business. A contract killer who keeps his walls up… until Lark wrecks him with a single smile 😍. And the way he calls her Duchess? I AM UNWELL. 😭🔥

✔️ “She’s sunshine, but she will end you.” ☀️🗡️
✔️ Lark being sweet one minute and taking someone out the next, no hesitation 😈💕
✔️ Lachlan, big scary assassin, completely whipped and secretly the softest man alive 🖤🥺
✔️ The way he calls her Duchess like she hung the stars? I died. ✨😭

So why four stars instead of five? ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lark’s contradictions are perfect, but I wanted just a little more action in the plot and a little more character development to balance things out. That said, Lachlan’s grumpy-man-soft-for-his-murder-gremlin energy? Worth everything. 😍🔪


3. Scythe & Sparrow – A Love Story with Tarot, Trauma, and a Drug-Addicted Raccoon 🏍️🃏🦝⭐⭐⭐⭐

Now, Scythe & Sparrow? Completely unhinged in a totally different way. 🤯

🔮 Fionn Kane: Doctor. Terrifyingly intense. 🖤 A man who fixes people by breaking them first 🗡️, and somehow makes it romantic 😳.
🏍️ Rose Evans: A tarot-reading motorcycle performer 🃏💨 who has zero fear, but plenty of secrets 👀.
🦝 Barbara: A raccoon addicted to drugs 💊 who is somehow part of the plot and steals the show every time she appears. (The true star of this book.)

✔️ Fionn, exuding “I will ruin you” energy 🖤🔥
✔️ Rose, laughing in the face of danger like it’s a sport 😏🏍️
✔️ A romance that shouldn’t work, but absolutely does 💕💀
✔️ Barbara, the most chaotic creature in this entire trilogy 🦝💊

So why four stars instead of five? ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Less murder, more madness. The tension? Perfect. The relationship? Unhinged and amazing. But I wanted a touch more of that kill-or-be-killed energy that the first two books nailed. That said, Barbara alone makes this book worth reading. 😭


Final Verdict? I Need a Support Group. 🚨

This series had no business being this good 😭. The writing? Sharp as a blade. 🗡️ The romance? Sick and twisted in the best way. 💘💀 The characters? Psychotic, unhinged, and yet somehow more functional than most “normal” couples. 😈

If you love your romance dark, your humor pitch-black, and your characters bathed in red, you need this trilogy in your life. 🩸📚

Brynne Weaver, what kind of deal with the devil did you make to write this magic? And can I get in on it? 😭🔥

4/5 bloodstained stars for the trilogy. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Response to “The Ruinous Love Trilogy”

  1. Reg @ BookishInBed Avatar

    Oh such a great review! I’ve been hearing so many good things about this series. I really need to pick it up.

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