@-eroticsaint
Hey so I wanted to start ur main series but I don’t know where to begin because I don’t want to miss out on anything
@twistedandall just scroll on the message board it’s right there or check my instagram’s highlight reading order!! @authorliamariano on ig
Hi I’m new, can someone help me with the orders and couples of the books? Like what order should I read them in?
is there still going to be a third generation?
Dare i say after all this time i’m STILL thinking about angelo and val teaser?…
Hello, I wanted to read your books but I am questioning in which order? I know that it’s written by the trilogy but there also were like people in the comments that say „where’s…“ in the first trilogy book soo I’m confused if I need to read the other books first?? I’m sorry if it’s a stupid question
@deadlyunwanted the trilogy is about the 2nd generation of the characters from the blissful duet so yeah reading the duet first will definitely help but overall the order is like this 1. Blissful Chaos 2. Blissful Pleasure 3. King of Redemption 4. King of Vengeance 5. King of Deception Scarred Kingdom and Maddest Temptation are stand-alones so they're not part of the series. The spin offs are about the same characters but different stories made just for fun actually but I recommend reading them if you like the og books!! hope that explains it
Hi Lia! So, like I've been following you for a long while, usually I'm a silent reader sorry, but after reading all your books, honestly, I love writing. It's inspired me to write my own books I've tried my best to do a few. Still, I always get stuck if not on the fourth chapter before, but currently I'm writing a series called Silver Hills. Honestly, since I know I've never really finished any books, I really want to finish the first book and the series in general to motivate myself for the other books I had planned, so my question is, how do you write your books? How do you bring character backgrounds and the plot together? And determine how many chapters you'll have or what will happen in each chapter? I just have ideas together, but then when I think of the plot, I kinda realize I don't have one. How do you determine both character motivations and how long does it take them to fall for one another? It's sort of a struggle for me to do slow burn, but for my first book, it is a slow burn. Also, how do you write for a male POV? I do it but it doesn't flow through as easily as female pov.
I'm so sorry if my grammar is off i wanted to ask this quickly.
Thank you! Honestly, I will be following this advice and strive to definitely finish my book at the start of next year. Fingers crossed!
@Rosaliesin HIII!! First of all, I’m genuinely so honoured and thank you for reading my books and your opinion!! that means more than you know. For slow burn, I usually start by listing tropes I love (enemies to lovers, forced proximity, longing looks, etc.) and keeping them in my notes. I sprinkle them in slowly instead of dumping everything at once. Every other chapter I look at my notes and choose a scene idea. Personally, for a true slow burn, I won’t even think about a first kiss until at least 15–20 chapters in. When it comes to plotting, I’m very much a vibes writer. I put on music, close my eyes, and imagine scenes I would want to read before bedThen I build the story around those moments. My biggest rule and motto I’ve been following for 9 years is: always write what you’d want to read, not what you THINK you should write. put urself in ur readers shoes!! Chapter structure? I’ll be honest, I’m not super strict with it. My chapters are pretty instinctual. If a scene feels complete or emotionally heavy enough, that’s where I end it or do a time skip. You don’t need to know every chapter in advance; sometimes the story tells you where it wants to go. If you struggle with slow burn, try this: write down the tropes you want, then deliberately slow everything down. Add obstacles. Add miscommunication. Add moments where they almost cross the line but don’t. JUST BE RANDOM. Extra plot doesn’t have to be dramatic it can be small moments that deepen tension. As for male POV, I’m still improving too. What helps is thinking less about over-explaining emotions and more about actions, restraint, and internal conflict. Men often show feelings through what they don’t say. Talking to male friends, watching how they communicate, or reading books written in male POV really helps pick up the rhythm !! Most importantly, finish the book. Even if it’s messy. Even if it’s not perfect. Finishing one book will teach you more than starting ten.
Queen I need another Malachi and Lolaine teaser pls
@eroticsaint The new teaser for MT was so good!! Thank you sm!!
Would love another teaser of Rose and Aiden’s family dynamic(second gen) and/or the other MT families! @eroticsaint
@-eroticlia maybe a teaser of the Aiden and the brothers getting overprotective/possessive of Rose and Belle!
Can someone tell me the correct order in reading the books ??
@rayyslayer 1. Blissful Chaos 2. Blissful Pleasure 3. King of Redemption 4. King of Vengeance 5. King of Deception Scarred Kingdom and Maddest Temptation are stand-alones so they're not part of the series. The spin offs are about the same characters but different stories made just for fun actually but I recommend reading them if you like the og books!!
