"The Innocent Flirt Down Under" is a humorous story about the adventures and misadventures of a vivacious woman who embarks on a break from her usual life as a professional artist, wife and mother in England to return to Australia, the land of her birth. Our heroine is a natural born flirt - she just can't help herself - even though she's happily married ("married - not dead "). Beginning at Heathrow Airport (where she meets a handsome American), she takes the reader into her confidence for the duration of her three month trip; you feel you are with her, seeing the world through her eyes. Sally's travels put her in the thick of all manner of unexpected events and fascinating people, much to her delight - and her husband's consternation Our "Innocent Flirt" visits haunts, old and new. With great humour and sometimes a little pathos, she reveals glimpses of her past life, from memories of a "Huckleberry Finn" type of childhood in the bush to experiences of lost loves in early adulthood. She even takes us on several detours of pure fantasy along the way. She also shares with us some tantalisingly close encounters with various eager members of the opposite sex, testing to the full our girl's resolve to stay on the straight and narrow Try as she might - and she doesn't try all that hard - she can't seem to help attracting interest from men of all sorts, young and old. Just how is an innocent flirt supposed to behave? At nearly 106,000 words, "The Innocent Flirt Down Under" is a good read. Sally's long-awaited first major book is amusing and involving throughout; it is peppered with meaningful and witty observations, and gives a heart-warming insight into a normal woman's perspective on Life and Love. Many women will no doubt relate to the author's experiences and feel that the book could be about them. It should strike a happy note of recognition in both men and women alike.