"Sorry, I'm straight." Until she's not. A coming-out romance full of awkward moments, big dreams, and small-town charm.
"Sorry, I'm straight." Those words, accompanied by a smile, were the ones Sue Brent, an Australian lawyer living in London, always used to turn down women. But the truth was buried so deep that even her best friend, Nora, didn't know that Sue was queer. Sometimes Sue even managed to convince herself.  The only person in London who'd ever seen through her façade was Moni, an American tourist.
When a date with a friend's brother goes disastrously wrong, Sue has to confront the truth about herself. Leaving London, she returns to Australia to take up the reins in an outback law practice. Back in the country of her birth, she is finally able to accept who she is. When Moni arrives in outback Queensland to work as a doctor, Sue starts to see a path to happiness. But when Sue's teenage love, Denise, tracks Sue down in Mungabilly Creek to beg a favor, Sue and Moni's burgeoning relationship is put to the test.

Cheyenne Blue has been hanging around the lesbian erotica world since 1999 writing short lesbian erotica which has appeared in over 90 anthologies. Her stories got longer and longer and more and more romantic, so she went with the flow and switched to writing romance novels.
Cheyenne loves writing big-hearted romance often set in rural Australia because that's where she lives.