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An enthralling, opposites-attract lesbian romance about what lies beneath.

Stevie Sterling is having a day from hell. Snubbed—yet again—by her unsupportive parents, she runs out on their posh party and takes refuge on a deserted yacht. Waking the next day with the world’s worst hangover, Stevie finds herself far from shore.

As if being trapped on the yacht in only her party dress isn’t bad enough, Stevie’s frantic that she’ll miss the first day of her new job as a nurse. She has so much to prove in her career—to herself and her parents.

The yacht’s cute but unimpressed captain, Kaz Malone—an eco-warrior who hits the seas with Sinbad the cat—is on a mission: There’s a nuclear-waste-dumping tanker to harass.

Kaz is as single-minded as she is stubborn and she’s not about to turn around for some stowaway with a new job. Hell, no. Saving the planet comes first.

But perhaps there’s more than one way to a destination?

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Shiloh Grey is an audiobook narrator whose credits include Unravelled, Trading Teon, and Seduction of a Proper Lady.

Zehra Jane Naqvi is a voice talent and audiobook narrator.

Cheyenne Blue is the author of several lesbian romance novels, including A Heart This Big, Code of Conduct, and the Girl Meets Girl series. She lives in Queensland, Australia.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B087RJZB5M
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Ylva Publishing; 1st edition (April 27, 2020)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 27, 2020
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1569 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 273 pages

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G’day and welcome. I’m Cheyenne Blue. I write big-hearted sapphic romance, mainly set in Australia. My thirteenth romance, Switcheroo, is out now.

About me:

I'm the author of several sapphic romances, with more to come. I've been a finalist in both the Lambda Literary Awards and the Golden Crown Literary Awards. Going back several years, you'll find nearly one hundred of my short stories in a pile of anthologies.

I live in a country town in Queensland, Australia. I love to cook, play tennis, travel, hike, and be outdoors with a dog. All of those things creep into my stories from time to time.

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Amazing!! I Loved It!!

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020

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This book had me from the first page and honestly never let go. Stevie and Kaz were perfect together after being surprisingly introduced to each other. This is about environmental advocates with a touch of other stuff thrown in for good measure. All good stuff, I might add. Every character was brought to life very well. This is my new favorite from this author and I have really enjoyed all her books. In the real world filled with so much angst and drama at this time, it was refreshing to be able to read a story that for the most part steers away from that. There were a few pages that had some anxious moments but it fit the story. I highly recommend this book. You need to read it. Thank you so much, Cheyenne Blue, for yet another wonderful book. You did good!

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Who says saving the environment isn't sexy!

Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2020

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There are different aspects to this book that I liked and enjoyed. Perhaps it is my affinity for Australia since I have cousins there who have regaled me with the beauty of their surroundings on the northeastern coast. I think that many Americans just look at Australia and think ‘Outback’, kangaroos, and big nasty snakes or spiders. So, having a story that showcases the oceans, coves, and beaches from an environmental perspective has my attention. Add the angst of two seemingly polar opposite women stuck with each other on a sailboat for nearly two weeks, well, bonus.

This is a variation on an enemies to friends’ story, in that, they are not truly enemies—just two women who find themselves in a situation where Stevie is at the mercy of Kaz (and BTW, I love the nickname) and tempers soar. The author takes both characters from a point of youthful exuberance to one of nurturing personal and professional needs. I love that she highlights and educates the reader about the dangers of ships dumping hazardous waste in the oceans and the protestors who risk so much to shed light on the illegal practice. So, I might be a little biased just because I find the dedication of Kaz’s character to saving the environment through protest so compelling. I don’t give spoilers about a story, so you will have to check this out if you find women saving the environment sexy as well. Just sayin’.

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Margaret

Excellent!

Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2020

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I loved All at Sea. Great plot. Loved the premise. OK. Ten more words to get the review on line.

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Kath

What if you found a safe harbour when you hadn’t realised you were stuck in a storm at all?

Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2020

What if you found a safe harbour when you hadn’t realised you were stuck in a storm at all?

Stevie arrives back in her home town of Wallanbindi after completing her degree in nursing, and she’s excited and proud to start her new job at the town’s aged care facility. The problem is that Stevie is Stephanie Sterling, eldest daughter of the Sterling family, the wealthiest family in the district and this doesn’t make life easy for her.

She feels a sense of misguided obligation to her parents, even when they are so indifferent to her studies, her achievements, so that when they do decide to throw a celebration party, it turns out to be a fancy do for a bunch of moneyed supporters for the family charity, rather than about Stevie’s accomplishments.

It also ends up being a party for the engagement of Stevie’s sister, Ash, and that’s the last straw.

Stevie storms off, well…sways off as she’s decidedly drunk, and ends up hiding on board a moored yacht, Delilah. The next day, she’s out to sea with a rather pissed off captain, Kaz, the owner of Delilah, who threatens to throw her overboard, (super start to any relationship) but ends up convincing Stevie to earn her passage to the nearest port by participating in a campaign to stop a ship dumping nuclear waste.

Kaz is an environmentalist, a warrior protector of the seas and land, and is committed to her causes. So much so that she is incapable of making accommodations for any potential relationship in her life. The inconvenient appearance of Stevie Sterling knocks out a few bricks in her wall.

I was relieved to find that Kaz had an income (app design and a former CEO of her own company). It always worries me that protestors don’t have a source of income because how could they continue their important work if they’re struggling to make ends meet. Kaz’s income and simple life (because she uses her money to fund her eco-warrior work) balances Stevie’s unwitting wealth and her unwillingness to touch her trust fund.

Cheyenne thinks of the little things. Like the location of the pub in the township. It’s important to know where it is, because a pub in any small town is a hub for the people who live there. So, we get to find out. Details like this meant that I could visualise Wallanbindi. Yes, I had an advantage because I’ve driven through places just like that. But driven through. Never stopped, and that’s my loss, because in this book, the town breathes with life.

One of the aspects of Cheyenne’s novels is that the land, the sea, the setting, is real. She makes the sea an actual character, because by making it take on a life, Kaz and Stevie grow and develop through their interactions with it. I think I’ve mentioned this aspect of Cheyenne’s writing before. Let me check. Yep, I have. In my review of the ‘Girl Meets Girl’ series.

The research that went into the understanding of the ocean, of sailing, of the literal ebbs and flows and peaks and troughs and moments of such stillness that a heartbeat fills the sky, had such depth that I’m convinced she spent a year on a yacht. I’ll have to ask.

There’s a simplicity to Cheyenne’s writing. Hey! I saw you spot that word and narrow your eyes, but simplicity does not mean simple. Oh no. Simplicity means that it flows. The sentences support the previous one, the next one, like a mate who leans a shoulder in and says, “I got you.” It’s wonderful, because it makes for a lovely read.

The relationship makes sense. There are sub-plots and mini-plots and plots that only happen for half the novel but all of them mould Kaz and Stevie’s relationship in a way that feels right.

I loved it.

Also, Stevie and Kaz? Such cool names.

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Rox

Not too bad!

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020

I wasn't sure it I'd like this book, but it ended up growing on me. This was one of only a few by the author I'm familiar with. I enjoyed the setting, and the story itself was pleasant enough.

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Ameliah Faith

Adventures with Opposites

Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2020

Stevie’s not having a great night. Her snooty, pretentious parents have supposedly thrown a party to congratulate her on her nursing degree, only to find out it a bunch of people she doesn’t know or care about, her accomplishment has been totally ignored and when her mum overhears her sister being proposed to, goes and makes that announcement with pride. Stevie loves her sister Ash more than anything and is really happy for her but can’t take anymore so she runs away. Ash follows so Stevie hides on a nearby yacht. Having had way too much to drink, she decides to sleep it off and leave the next morning…. Yeah, that’s not going to happen…. Kaz is an eco-warrior and along with her cat Sinbad, set sail early in the morning to stop a nuclear waste dumping tanker in the Australian waters. When the two meet, neither of the women is happy but they will have to make the best of it.

This was a really good story. There are so many wonderful and beautiful nature scenes, both on land and at sea!! I loved the characters and the adventure the two are embarked on. I liked watching them grow from not happy with the other to acceptance, intrigue and then desire. They both have strengths and weaknesses and they are very supportive of each other, balancing the other. It wasn’t hard to care for Kaz and Stevie and to sympathize with her about her elitist and unsupportive parents. She has so much hope and resilience… in spite of how they treat her, she really, really wants a relationship with them and to have a loving, warm and happy family but as long as she has Ash and Kaz she is happy and content… Sigh 😀

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Another fantastic book from Cheyenne Blue.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2020

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Another fantastic book from Cheyenne Blue. I really hope we don't have to wait too long for the next one!

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Reviewed in France on June 12, 2020

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i have a soft spot for Australia, so books with lesbians set in australia have a big advantage :)
and if they're also well written they end up in my library
so thank you Cheyenne Blue

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Terrible book.

Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2021

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I thought I was buying another book by the same name. Decided to read it anyway. Ridiculous and predictable plot. Couldn’t bare to read it very far.

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