This will never work. He is a long-time widower, immersed in the family business, devoted to his son, daughter-in-law, and grandsons. A long-time pillar of the community. And he thinks she is a busybody, a yenta—always with an opinion, always a little brash, a little too bold.
This will never work. She is a divorcee, the survivor of betrayal at the deepest level by a controlling husband. But she prevailed in the messy divorce and now lives comfortably in a rambling Victorian, shared with her widowed best friend. She keeps busy, at the synagogue, playing mah-jongg and minding everyone’s business. She thinks he is a bit too straitlaced, old-fashioned, and unyielding.
This will never work. Neither is looking for a happily ever after. But as the candles of Hanukkah cast their miraculous glow, love grows. Is it just the holiday or is it time for Morty and Margot to fall in love for the last time in their lives?
Genre: Romance
This will never work. She is a divorcee, the survivor of betrayal at the deepest level by a controlling husband. But she prevailed in the messy divorce and now lives comfortably in a rambling Victorian, shared with her widowed best friend. She keeps busy, at the synagogue, playing mah-jongg and minding everyone’s business. She thinks he is a bit too straitlaced, old-fashioned, and unyielding.
This will never work. Neither is looking for a happily ever after. But as the candles of Hanukkah cast their miraculous glow, love grows. Is it just the holiday or is it time for Morty and Margot to fall in love for the last time in their lives?
Genre: Romance