A Wing To Break: Ruin's End Volume One
Paperback
Series: Ruin's End, Book 1
Publisher: Sinbound Print
Published: Jan 20 2026
Pages: 386
Weight: 0.98
Height: 0.86 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ruin isn't where a story ends. It's where the obsession begins.
Sable: I've spent my whole damn life doing things the right way. Good daughter. Good mom. Good at pretending I'm not unraveling. I run my own furniture restoration shop, keep my head down, and never, ever make a scene-even when my ex's final gift to me is a stalker who's gotten way too close to ruining what's left of my restraint. I don't know how to fight someone like her. But I've just met a man who might.
Hex: She walks into my bar like she doesn't belong. Perfect posture, perfect mouth, trying too hard not to fall apart. I've seen plenty of beautiful women, but none like Sable. None of them ever looked at me like I was the safest option in the room. She's not built for my world-an ex-fighter who leaves the kind of marks bad people don't come back from. But Sable makes me want to clean the blood off my knuckles for good. Too bad the past doesn't like to stay buried... and old enemies don't like when I play house.
A Wing to Break (Ruin's End Vol. One) is a gritty, heat-soaked dark romantic comedy about what happens when a woman who's always followed the rules meets the one man who makes her want to break every one of them.
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