I loved the hilarious scenes at the beginning of A Heart This Big, when big-city lawyer Leigh tries to help out on Nina’s farm. In addition to that, Grizz loves her childfree state, refuses to act her age, and is rather accident-prone. Mostly because my day job is basically Grizz’s job. The character in A Heart This Big I have the most in common with is Grizz, Leigh’s paralegal. That’s definitely me! Nina and I share the same dress sense too: practical, old clothes and zero dress to impress. She’s also too busy to be a very neat housekeeper. Nina’s one of those people who always tries to take on too much-and that would be me too. I would say I have most in common with Nina.
What do the characters from A Heart This Big have in common with you? I know you always put little pieces of yourself into your characters. There are animals and kids, an accident-prone paralegal, and a battle to save a special farm.
If I had to slap labels on A Heart This Big, I’d say it is an opposites-attract, rich-girl/poor-girl romance, split between the city and the country. But something about Nina-and her twelve-year old daughter Phoebe-is very hard to refuse. She’d love to help Nina, but Nina doesn’t have the money to pay her. Leigh is a partner in a major Sydney law firm. But when a child is hurt, and a lawsuit looms, Nina seeks out the best legal assistance she can. Banksia Farm allows city kids to experience a taste of rural life. Please tell us a little about your latest release, A Heart This Big.Ī Heart This Big is the story of single mum Nina who runs a farm on the outskirts of Sydney, Australia. Today’s interview guest is fellow Ylva Publishing author Cheyenne Blue, who is best-known for her tennis romance Code of Conduct and her Girl Meets Girl series of lesbian romance novels set in Australia.Ĭheyenne is giving away an ebook copy of her latest release, opposites-attract romance A Heart This Big, and she’s also offering a free collection of romantic short stories, so make sure you don’t miss the giveaway and the freebie at the end of this post!
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