Three women. Three sets of rules. Abby’s just moved to a new community, and, despite being an avowed introvert, she knows she needs a friend. With her bestie Shifra getting married, Abby’s not sure how to navigate their new relationship.

Will she sabotage her connection to the only friend she has before she can make a new one?

Shifra’s always been a powerhouse, but managing a new business as a newlywed is far more challenging than she anticipated. Why does she always seem to overlook her uber-patient husband? And how will she cope when her employees turn her business’s name to mud?

Chana’s suddenly been thrust into the public eye as a shul rebbetzin. Can she tone down her exuberant personality and become a role model for the women in the shul, despite their disapproval?

In Esther Kurtz’s dramatic novel, you’ll laugh and groan along with Abby, Shifra, and Chana as they each tackle life’s curveballs. Can they nail the right choices despite the rules they’d love to break?