LIA COOPER

The Blood & Bone Trilogy and The Profane Series take place in the same universe! I call them sister-series or companion-series because their timelines interweave with one another and they feature some of the same characters though they can be read independently of one another (though it should be noted that since The Duality Paradigm was written first, it does contain the brunt of this universe’s “exposition”).

Books Chronologically

1. The Duality Paradigm
2. The Convergence Theory / Medium Rare
3. Vaper Trail (Coming Fall 2016)
4. The Symbiotic Law
5. A Sanguin Solution (Coming Winter 2017)
6. The Profane Book 3 (Coming Spring 2017)

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I’m sure it’s not surprise to anyone reading this blog, and really I guess it wasn’t a surprise to me either (that’s a lie it was sort of a surprise but that’s because in my head you guys would be excited about my other projects as I am even though you know nothing about them XD lol), that a FOURTH book in the Blood & Bone…err trilogy?? should I just start calling it a series?? a FOURTH Blood & Bone novel was the run away winner of my “What Should Lia Write Next” poll.

Heck, I really want book 4 too after the emotional angstfest the trilogy has been.

So, my goal over the next 2 months will be to write book 4 (Tentatively titled “Ex Sanguine” for now) and hopefully post a few snippets as I finish it. I will also be working on the Lachlan Graham Occult Investigations serial because I’m planning on tying it back into Ex Sanguin (Trust me guys, I think you’ll like this spin-off serial ESPECIALLY if Patrick and his family were your favs ;))))

In the meantime, the bulk of my time continues to be sucked up by the tea room and SWTOR (OMG I’m a guild officer assistant in my guild now, the pressurree!!) but you can follow me on twitter @liacooperwrites for sporadic updates and musings 😉

I’m curious to hear what you guys would like to read next, let me know by leaving a vote in the poll below!

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Hey guys, happy October!

I am so psyched about fall. IDK what it was but the summer heat in July/August/Sept was just awful this year. I have been looking forward to October for AGES and it has not disappointed. Cool air, breezes, rain 😀 Is it weird that I am super happy about the rain? I think if you’re going to live in Washington you’ve just got to embrace the rain.

Okay, now that I’ve gushed a little, I want to pose a question to the readers who follow this blog.

As a reader myself…

I’ll freely admit that I mostly read m/m. And I write what I enjoy reading, hence all of the m/m. But I don’t just read m/m. I also read f/f and multi/poly (occasionally) and het. Like if a story is well written and the premise is awesome and the characters are gripping and it’s got the right tropes for my tastes, I’ll read pretty much any sort of sexual pairing.

Suffice is to say I’ve got a lot of story ideas and while a good chunk of them are m/m, they aren’t ALL m/m because, like I said, I write things that I would read and I’m a fluid reader. And I personally would just publish everything under one pen name and just LABEL what sort of pairing it was (m/m, f/f, m/f etc) in the description. But I know a lot of authors say you HAVE to start a new pen name if you jump from m/f to m/m or vice versa.

I’m curious what readers think. Do you exclusively read one type of sexual pairing? Would you rather see authors keep completely separate pen names for each type of pairing or is labeling the stories enough differentiation?

I’d love to hear your thoughts either in the comments or on twitter or send me an email (liacooperromance AT gmail DOT com).