'Published in 2004, Everyday Heaven is the fourth book in the autobiographical series and like each book can be read as a stand alone book.
'Living on the Welsh farm with the obsessive and isolating Ian, their house and solitude has been taken over. Donna has invited a film crew to spend six weeks on the farm with them, filming a TV documentary, Jam Jar. But things do not at all go to plan.
'Out of the blue, she learns her father, aged 59 and back in Australia, has two weeks to live. Spending those two weeks sharing all they've never said over the phone he insists she stays safe, 10,000 miles away from where he is dying. Ten days after his death it is the second wedding anniversary of her marriage to Ian. After getting her to dress up in her wedding dress and filming the property and all their belongings, he announces he is leaving her and having stayed married for two years this self identified Aspie now insists he wants nothing less than his full 'legal entitlement' - half of everything she has ever made as an international bestselling author. Suddenly, Donna has to manage loss, grief, abandonment, a messy divorce and the awakening of her sexuality as only this wacky autie can.
'Perhaps the funniest of all of her autiebiographies, Everyday Heaven is a not to be missed, humorous, riveting, roller-coaster of an autistic adventure through gender identity, sexuality, divorce, death, spirituality, loss, grief, true love, remarriage and migration.
'This book also introduces the reader to the man she ultimately was married to for 17 years, Chris Samuel, her closest friend and the love of her life.'
(Source: author's website)