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Boychik In 1930s Brooklyn, the son of a deli owner dreams of making it big in Hollywood. A rich girl with dark family secrets fantasizes about a life in service to the unfortunate. When their worlds collide, they’re tempted by an unlikely and forbidden romance. Danger follows, but will it shadow them into their futures?
The Joke’s on Me When a mudslide plummets her hopes, her home, and her entire collection of impractical footwear into the Pacific, former actress and stand-up comic Frankie Goldberg takes the only possession she has left – a cherry red Corvette convertible – and drives east to her family’s bed and breakfast in Woodstock, New York. This begins a journey into the family she left behind, the family she joked about in her act. But the joke’s on Frankie. While she was doing impressions of her slightly menopausal Jewish mother and her sister the serial divorcee, her family was slowly leaving her. And maybe that joke is just too new to be funny.
The Kitchen Brigade The daughter of the assassinated secretary of state is forced to work in the kitchen of the Russian general whose army occupies an America torn apart by civil war. To rebel could prove deadly, but how long can she serve the men destroying her country? If an army marches on its stomach, can a cook find a way to win the war?
The Call As one of the first female umpires in the minors, Margie puts up with insults and worse from people who think women don’t belong in baseball. Forget making history—Margie just wants to do her job and be part of the game she loves. She’s ready for the rude comments. The lousy pay. The endless traveling. But when she suspects a big-name slugger of cheating, she has to choose: let the dirty player get away with it, or blow the whistle and risk her career…and maybe her twin brother’s major-league prospects, too. Now it’s up to Margie to make the call. The Call is part of the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s permanent archives.
Laurie Boris 