Who says we have to be perfect anyway? Lee Harlem Robinson is used to getting all the girls, until she arrives in Hong Kong. Faced with a severe shortage of dateable lesbians, it takes Lee months to find romance and surrender to her first summer of love in 100% humidity. Much against Lee's will, her affair with posh banker Stella doesn't last into autumn and she's left scouring happy hour with her perpetually single gay friends again.Lost in the loneliness only the most populated cities can afflict, she's on the brink of a melt-down when she meets Nikki, a leather-clad lawyer-cum-photographer. Can they defy the odds and find love in a harsh and loose city like Hong Kong? Is Nikki enough to make her forget Stella? And what happens when Lucy, Lee's boss from London, flies over to attend to some unfinished business? A blend of chick lit, romance and lesbian drama set against the backdrop of that other city that never sleeps. REVIEWS "Imagine Sex and the City or The L Word, filming in Hong Kong and you will have a hint of what the book has to offer. Come and Go is basically a unique Hong Kong version of the lesbian drama." "Come and Go is a slick, sweet and shockingly steamy read. The writing is light but lucid, expertly flirting with rosy-eyed romance but yanking the reader back to stark reality with accurate and assertive timing."