Joel hates Korea. Why he agreed to teach there is beyond his comprehension. He can't stand the crowded streets, he's sick of all the cheesy pop culture, and he can't wait to be back in a country where he has easy access to the North American comics he loves on a regular basis. So why the heck is he thinking about staying an extra year? Is he insane?
He's crazy all right. Crazy about Hana, the school's new secretary. But what's the point of staying if he can't even muster up the courage to talk to his latest crush? Can Joel fall head over heels for Hana without rolling into all new depths of depression?
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