Verdict: One of Cheyenne Blue’s most-loved books: a childfree decorator impulsively poses as her friend’s live-in partner when a single mom’s former in-laws sue for custody. Readers fall hard for seven-year-old Noa and for Andi’s growth; some found the custody fight more gripping — and more stressful — than the romance. Best for: Readers who … Read more
Verdict: A cosy, low-angst renovation romance: country handywoman Jorgie inherits a falling-down terrace on Melbourne’s gayest street and falls for the woman next door. Readers adore the neighbours and the DIY detail; the recurring complaint is that very little happens. Best for: Readers who love found family, quirky side characters and home-renovation shows. Heat level: … Read more
Verdict: A fun, low-angst twin-swap romcom: a straight-identifying accountant impersonates her lesbian twin to run a gay wedding festival in small-town Australia and falls for the wedding-hating butch welder assigned to help her. Readers love the premise, the town and the alpacas; some felt it lost steam and the chemistry was muted. Best for: Readers … Read more
Verdict: A warm, well-written forbidden romance between a fading Australian tennis star and the umpire whose calls cost her a US Open. Many readers call it Cheyenne Blue’s best, with intense court scenes and a lovely ending — though non-fans may lose some of the tennis jargon. Best for: Readers who want a sports romance … Read more
Verdict: A warm, low-angst Australian small-town slow burn between a cheerful amputee handywoman and a buttoned-up city executive, loved for its disability representation and a scene-stealing meddling uncle — though a real share of readers never felt the spark between the leads. Best for: Readers who want gentle opposites-attract romance, a butch heroine with a … Read more
Is Sometimes We Fly by Cheyenne Blue worth reading? Our review of the Sydney-set coming-out romance between a closeted newsreader and her biker neighbour.
Updated on October 9, 2026 Verdict: A sun-baked, genuinely transporting outback romance with a butch station hand readers fall for and a setting they want to move to, held back by chemistry that takes half the book to catch and an ending that leans on the magazine contract to get where it’s going. Best for: … Read more
Updated on October 8, 2026 Verdict: A low-angst, low-drama enemies-to-lovers roommate romance built on a genuinely charming premise — a koala-costumed charity runner, a career-threatening knee injury, and a rescue dog who steals every scene — let down mainly by how thin the outside record is on what actually happens between the leads. Best for: … Read more