Why was Abe targeting Larks family at the very beggining, if he was trying to avenge his broker who was killed by Rowan?? 😂 that makes 0 sense. And also how did they know that Abe’s apartment was across the street from their apartment??
Abe started targeting Lark’s group one year after she slipped Lachlan’s trunk. Pages 58-59 we see Abe hatch his master plan to get back at Rowan through Lark and Lachlan. They figured out Abe was across the street bc of the eye witness account of the substitute male nurse who was last seen with Ethel, which made Lachlan remember seeing the male nurse out walking super early one morning on their street.
@@SandrasLibrary okkkkk…. Thanks for explaining the nurse but I guess I missed it? But it still doesn’t make sense. He was clearly a stalker so which is a more reasonable explanation as to why he was on their street. I don’t get how you jump from seeing someone on your street to, oh he must be a neighbour 😂 I’ll have to re read the page where Abe hatched his master plan but trying to get to Rowan and Sloan by killing random people (non blood relations) to Lark seems a bit far removed to make sense. In short, I don’t think the plot was plotting, but I still enjoyed the read
@@patb2582 for sure! I think part of the charm of this series is the complete and total absurdity of the plot, which is something I had struggled with in the first book. But now that I treat these books as just outrageous entertainment, I can accept all the outlandish plot stuff. LOL
@@SandrasLibrary 😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are right the first book was also a mess lmfao. Unpopular opinion but I think Leather & Lark was better than the first book
@@patb2582 Apparently we’re the only 2 who feel that way 😭😭😭 IDK. I thought Lark’s vindictive murderous streak and her artistic methods were a little cute?? 🤣🤣🤣
Which one was best-Butcher & Blackbird or Leather and Lark??
I'm so excited to read Butcher&Blackbird and The sequel!
And now a B&B movie is coming!! This is going to be hilarious 🔥
@@SandrasLibrary there is?! DAMN that's gonna be interesting. And rated R
@@queenvictoria4237 🙈🙈🙈
Why was Abe targeting Larks family at the very beggining, if he was trying to avenge his broker who was killed by Rowan?? 😂 that makes 0 sense. And also how did they know that Abe’s apartment was across the street from their apartment??
Abe started targeting Lark’s group one year after she slipped Lachlan’s trunk. Pages 58-59 we see Abe hatch his master plan to get back at Rowan through Lark and Lachlan.
They figured out Abe was across the street bc of the eye witness account of the substitute male nurse who was last seen with Ethel, which made Lachlan remember seeing the male nurse out walking super early one morning on their street.
@@SandrasLibrary okkkkk…. Thanks for explaining the nurse but I guess I missed it? But it still doesn’t make sense. He was clearly a stalker so which is a more reasonable explanation as to why he was on their street. I don’t get how you jump from seeing someone on your street to, oh he must be a neighbour 😂 I’ll have to re read the page where Abe hatched his master plan but trying to get to Rowan and Sloan by killing random people (non blood relations) to Lark seems a bit far removed to make sense. In short, I don’t think the plot was plotting, but I still enjoyed the read
@@patb2582 for sure! I think part of the charm of this series is the complete and total absurdity of the plot, which is something I had struggled with in the first book. But now that I treat these books as just outrageous entertainment, I can accept all the outlandish plot stuff. LOL
@@SandrasLibrary 😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are right the first book was also a mess lmfao. Unpopular opinion but I think Leather & Lark was better than the first book
@@patb2582 Apparently we’re the only 2 who feel that way 😭😭😭 IDK. I thought Lark’s vindictive murderous streak and her artistic methods were a little cute?? 🤣🤣🤣