Sorry, Bro

Nar's boyfriend is not Armenian, and when he proposes on one knee in front of a room full of drunk San Francisco tech guys, she realizes she wants someone who shares her idea of romance.

Her mother steps in with heavy guilt and a spreadsheet of Armenian men she has researched on Facebook, and persuades Nar to go to Explore Armenia, a month of events held across the city. The doctor with a playboy reputation and the wealthy engineer her mother favors do not interest her. Erebuni does. She is just as involved in the witchy arts as she is in keeping Armenian identity alive. With Erebuni as her wingwoman, the events turn from a chore into something closer to an adventure, and even cooking kuftes together becomes charged.

Erebuni helps Nar appreciate the culture they share and makes her feel understood as never before. There is one problem: Nar is not out as bisexual. The closing banquet is approaching, and her whole extended family will be there along with Erebuni. Nar's two worlds are about to meet, and she is determined to be brave and to claim her happiness as proudly Armenian, proudly bisexual and fully herself.