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Violence
A lot
Violence is pervasive and explicit — the protagonists are assassins and violence is their trade
Language
A lot
Strong language throughout
Sexual Content
Very heavy
Explicit sexual content — Weaver writes open-door scenes with graphic detail alongside the violence
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking
Emotional Intensity
A lot
The morally complex protagonists and the question of whether feelings can survive in the world they inhabit create sustained psychological darkness
What this book is about
Lark Montague is a contract killer operating in a world of professional violence. Leather is the man who enters her orbit — dangerous, unreadable, and inconveniently attractive. Brynne Weaver's dark romance is known for its morally complex protagonists, tense atmosphere, and a romance that develops between two people who are both very good at being bad.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Pervasive graphic violence — protagonists are professional killers
Explicit sexual content alongside intense violence
Dark moral territory throughout
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