Love the spicy voice and unique story. Had higher expectations. ( )

Butcher and Blackbird is a story about two serial killers, Rowan & Sloane, who make a game out of who can kill a specific target first. In the end they fall in love with each other and figure out how to be humane within a normal world.

The trigger warnings at the beginning of the book I think seemed to be a little over dramatic and I would hope that people take it with a grain of salt. There were times where this story appeared to be gory but it was more comedic than anything.

Weaver’s writing style is smooth and quick, her storyline was action packed and there was never a dull moment. I have pre-ordered book two and I’m hoping she continues the fast paced adventure with the next two characters (who were also from book one).

★★★★★ I would recommend this one as long as you can handle R rated gore and sex. ( )

Hands down one of the best books I have ever read. This was everything Ive ever wanted from a Dark romance and more. I cannot wait until the rest of the books in this trilogy come out!! ( )

This book was wonderful from start to finish. I appreciated that Brynne did not immediately spice it up and instead threw little tidbits of what was to come later throughout the book. Rowan and Sloane were written beautifully, and I love that they have so much chemistry. The humor in this book was a 10 out of 10 on my chart. There was just enough humor to make you think that these two characters were real people and the situations occurring in this book were happening in the moment. The humor wasn't overdone or forced but happened naturally as one would expect. When the spicy parts did come up, they were to die for (lol). The chemistry Rowan and Sloane had throughout the book that led up to their spicy encounter really made the spice a 10 out of 10 (again, lol). The plot of the book was wonderful. I really enjoyed reading it and would recommend it to anyone that loves dark romance with trigger warnings and humor. ( )

i mean...what did i expect really. this wasn't even particularly fucked up or taboo- the characters themselves were pretty surface level and not that interesting. i LOVE! the thought of reading about two psychopaths questioning whether they have the ability or right to be loved but this wasn't that. stream hannibal and killing eve tbh ( )