Jazminn Avery has been admiring a stranger for years, questioning her life along the way. She wanders the streets of London aimlessly trying to come up with "The Mad Woman's Thoughts On..." articles for her magazine, Metropolitan, left to her by her late parents. She doesn't really run it though, her best friend Sandra does. In an effort for more interesting articles encourages Jazminn to sleep with any man in sight in hopes of getting her to let loose and enjoy the life her parents worked so hard to provide her with. On a chance encounter Jazminn secretly follows her obsession all the way to Tokyo in hopes of another meeting. When she gets there, her whole world changes...she discovers she might not be as attracted to men as society and her best friend would have lead her to believe. Although she's always questioned it she was too scared to know the truth. This is a love story. From the author: Looking back I had such a pessimistic view on love. I didn't believe what I wanted was out there because I hadn't experienced it, I had only fantasized about it. I was still in the closet, not identifying as a lesbian or anything on the lgbtq spectrum and thought I was just like other girls. We all have crushes on girls. Turns out not so much. And only after a lot of YouTube research did I realize how much of myself I had been hiding from the world. Life opens up so much when you allow yourself to be who you know you are and are afraid to let the world see.