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Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper
Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper






Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper

Sometimes I loved them and thought they were great, other times they drove me nuts. My finale main issue, was the characters. There is the mention of ghosts, and people who have abilities like mind reading, but this was not scary at all. Again, I'll blame that misunderstanding on myself again. My next issue was, I was hoping for some creepy, scary paranormal stories, to get in the mood for Halloween. Once I got out of that mindset, I tried to enjoy the story. What they mean is 3 romances in the same story. My first issue, which was all my own fault, I thought this was a book of three paranormal short stories. I had really mixed feeling about this book. She's still looking, but having a great time on the journey.Ī rolling stone at heart, Blayne currently resides in the Midwest with her loving spouse, two children, and Wheaton Terrier. While she enjoys the challenge of working in multiple genres, it's writing about the humor found in everyday life that gives her the most pleasure.īlayne loves travel, reading, and spending long, sleepless nights crouched over her computer in search of the perfect words that will make people laugh or weep uncontrollably. A couple of years later, her work was published. She easily ranks her children as her greatest accomplishment.īlayne has always harbored an interest in fiction, but it wasn’t until 1998 that she tried her own hand at writing by reaching out to an online audience.

Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper

A gregarious son completed the family in 1997. That same summer, her spirited daughter was born. The next year she married and in 1995 she graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and was admitted into the Oklahoma Bar Association.

Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper

In 1990 Blayne graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.A. Today, she is a project manager for a legal publishing company by day, and writer by night. The result is a diverse collection of lesbian fiction.īlayne has held a number of interesting, and sometimes rather unusual jobs (sunflower sexer), and completed a stint as a Combat Medic in the Army National Guard. With each novel she tackles a new personal writing challenge. She is the Royal Academy of Bards 2005 Hall of Fame Author and a recipient of the 2014 Academy of Bards Lifetime Achievement Award.īorn in Northern California in January 1969, Blayne Cooper is the best-selling author of a variety of fiction ranging from mystery/romance to outrageous parody. Blayne Cooper has also written under the pen name Advocate.








Cobb Island by Blayne Cooper