The Women of WHC are pleased to welcome author Sara Goodman Confino to their Literary Club lecture series on Tuesday, February 6 at noon to discuss her book, She’s Up to No Good.

This event is free and open to everyone, but RSVP is required.

This program will take place on Zoom.

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This program is presented in partnership with the Jewish Book Council.

About the Book:

Four years into her marriage, Jen­na is blind­sided when her hus­band asks to divorce. With her life in flux, she agrees to accom­pa­ny her eccen­tric grand­moth­er Eve­lyn to the sea­side Mass­a­chu­setts town where much of their fam­i­ly his­to­ry was shaped.

When they hit the road, Eve­lyn spins tales of the star-crossed teenage romance that cap­tured her heart more than sev­en­ty years ago and changed the course of her life. She insists the return to her home­town isn’t about that at all — no matter how much she talks about Tony, her unfor­get­table and for­bid­den first love. Upon arrival, Jen­na meets Tony’s attentive great-nephew Joe. The new friend­ship and fresh ocean air give her the con­fi­dence and dis­tance she needs to begin putting the pain of a bro­ken mar­riage behind her.

As the secrets and truths of Eve­lyn’s past unfold, Jen­na dis­cov­ers a new side of her grand­moth­er, and of her­self, that she nev­er knew exist­ed — and learns that the pos­si­bil­i­ties for heal­ing can come at the most unex­pect­ed times in a wom­an’s life.

Click here to purchase this book through WHC’s Mitzvah Mall

About the Author:

Sara Good­man Con­fi­no teach­es high school Eng­lish and jour­nal­ism in Mont­gomery Coun­ty, Mary­land, where she lives with her hus­band, two sons, and minia­ture schnau­zers, Sandy and Gra­cie. When she’s not writ­ing or work­ing out, she can be found on the beach or at a Bruce Spring­steen show, sometimes even danc­ing onstage.