![]() ![]() So of course Nina goes all out to save the farm. The farm defines Nina, and apart from her daughter, it’s the most important thing in her life. I love writing the setting or situation that forms the background to the romance as much as I love writing the actual romance.įor example, in A Heart This Big, Leigh and Nina’s romance builds slowly against an urgent need to save Banksia Farm. There are animals and kids, an accident-prone paralegal, and a battle to save a special farm.Ģ) What would you say are some of the themes or subjects you enjoy writing about the most in your queer books? 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. 1) Could you tell us in a few sentences what your lesbian romance novel A Heart This Big is all about?Ī Heart This Big is the story of single mum Nina who runs a farm on the outskirts of Sydney, Australia. ![]()
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