Vince D'Angelo

Commenitment Vince D'Angelo

Everyday lives can turn into monumental happenings. So easily. When Michael Boyd signed on for a home remodel job in the small clan-like community surrounding a Synagogue. of Reform Jews, Boyd admired their adherence to those disciplines, comparing them to the people of his own Catholic faith. . He had no idea what he was stepping into. Love was the last thing on his mind. Mrs. Rachel Sarnoff didn't seem to fit in this community, with her high heels and soft, flowing auburn hair. No tight buns or sturdy old-lady shoes for her. What was she doing there? And more importantly, why did he care? And then there was Noreen.... she was back. ... just when he thought she was out of his life forever. Now what?




"Chapters in the life of an everyday, young, middle-class American man: A life as ordinary as apple pie. Until he meets two extraordinary ladies and becomes torn between the two. Except for the small fact that the choice is not his to make. It isn't theirs either. It's just how things happen to ... happen! And in a compelling way with unexpected twists and turns that propel ordinary into - what else? Extraordinary! "