This is the book that Rosie wishes she'd had when she first embarked on her own coming out journey. As a woman who had always historically dated men, she felt fraudulent, confused, out of her element and like she was putting her head above a particularly intense parapet. Since then, she's found that living authentically and being open about her sexuality has been a transformative thing in her life, but she's still figuring it out a day at a time, and she wanted to write something that both speaks to that experience but also could form an unofficial guide for others who are exploring their sexuality.
Rosie will interview women from all walks of life - including some high-profile names - and draw on their unique stories and experiences to ensure that this is as inclusive a guide as possible that will speak to people at different stages of their journey. You can expect a lot of warmth, tonnes of humour, some chaotic dating stories and much more, but also amongst the funny lighter side of things this book will be full of poignancy, relatability, and real heart.
