I've watched a handfull of k-drama's through-out my I've and I love that this book exists. Because for SO LONG, I've allways wanted to read books like this, but could hardly find any. Even though I am an avid reader as well, I love the Asian women authors that I know of and am allways on the search for more. So I'm really happy to know about this author. Remember that reading books with diverse authors is good. Just as I enjoy watching a good kdrama with a main romance plot, and books with main plots as romance, I hate seeing the main women/girl/female presenting leads becoming terribly stuck and unsure of what to do when they get broken up with, and how much of that feels like a codependent relashonship in a lot of the romance centered entertainment media. Though, i enjoyed reading this book and seeing how everything turned out for Hannah, how she was going about in her life with herself/inner conflict and how things were going with figuring out which culture she's going to stick to.