A lesbian romance about how nourishment is so much more than the food we eat.
When Jessica Harris flies home to Australia to sort out her late brother's estate, the last thing she wants to face is his altruistic investment—an eatery on the rural Bellarine Peninsula. The injured British/Indian elite cyclist just wants to settle up, move on, get rehab, and certainly not have to deal with the restaurant's beautiful owner and artisan foodie, Lillian McAllister, or her sweet, four-year-old daughter.
In order to win, Jessica's disciplined life is dedicated to controlling her emotions, and she isn't sure she'd survive letting her walls down now.

As a small child, C. Fonseca had imaginary friends. She told these friends stories and her family even set them places at the dinner table. When she grew up, she lost the imaginary friends, but she continued writing poetry and stories.
She lives in Australia, by the sea, with her Kiwi wife and their beloved Burmese cats. She can often be found at a cliff-top platform overlooking the Southern Ocean, daydreaming, plotting, and planning her next creative adventures.