After turning down her long time boyfriend’s proposal, Nara decides to get closer to her roots and discover what and who she wants, even if it is the most unexpected person. Narah has finally realized she has had enough when her non-Armenian boyfriend proposes to her in a room full of drunk San Francisco tech boys. She realizes he is not what she wants and she wants to find someone who actually shares her idea of romance. So she decides to let her mom find the perfect partner for her, but that means she has to attend Explore Armenia, a month-long series of events in the city perfect for meeting new people. But the person who immediately catches her attention isn’t a wealthy handsome doctor or engineer, but rather Erebuni, a witchy woman who is not only intelligent but dedicated to preserving the arts and her Armenian identity. Narah and Erebuni hit it off immediately, but this is the first time Nar has actually started going out with a woman. Now she is struggling to come out to her community and family while also finally embracing her own culture. Nar is finally embracing her bisexual identity but does she have the courage to make the big step and come out? While she is dealing with this she is also dealing with being constantly overlooked at work and trying to connect to her culture. This was an interesting one because Nar is dealing with a lot on her plate, from trying to come out to dealing with the potential fall out of what could happen when she does. The more she prolongs coming out and the more her lies grow and get out of hand the worse it gets, it was especially difficult to read about what she decided to do when her lies come out and how she threw her partner under the bus. In the end it all works out, but it really was a not so great falling out and honestly if I were Erebuni I wouldn’t have gotten back with Nar after what she said and did. Overall, if you are looking for a romance story about a woman embracing her bisexual identity and her own culture, give this one a go.