When We Were Young

Jaclyn Goldis

As a young bride-to-be navigates the days before her wedding three generations of women come together in a page-turning novel full of family secrets heartwrenching drama and a second chance at the love of a lifetime.

Joey Abrams is trying to find herself. After quitting a career in big law she's now a struggling artist. Yet she's found the nice Jewish boy of her dreams so she thinks she may finally be on the right path. But the secrets Joey's been keeping about her family may just destroy the life she's so carefully building.

Joey's mother is planning an extravagant wedding as if her life depends on it and as if she knows a thing about happily ever after. But Joey knows better. Her parents' marriage isn't what it seems and Joey's relationship with her mother is straining at the seams. And her beloved grandmother always Joey's touchstone and confidant is suddenly acting strange talking for the first time about her time in Greece during the war. Is this the beginnings of dementia? Or is her grandmother keeping secrets of her own?

As Joey navigates the days leading up to her wedding the one person she thought she'd never see again appears. Her first love back to remind her of the pact they made over a decade ago one that could blow wide Joey's plans for her future and leave her family in ruins.

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