After splitting up with her gorgeous WASP-y boyfriend, Jewish New Yorker Aimee Albert decides to take her mother’s advice and find a nice Jewish boy. The only trouble is that the Jewish guys are falling for the blonde Shiksas. Hair dye, green contacts, and a few mannerisms borrowed from her best friend transform her into a Shiksa Goddess and she attracts a wonderful Jewish man. Now the question is how long will the charade go on? The Shiksa Syndrome is a tale of love and identity, and how the search for one can sometimes play havoc with the other.
"Graff’s prose crackles with winning wit, making her...[tale] go down like a chocolate-covered macaroon."
About the Author
Laurie Graff is the author of the bestselling You Have to Kiss a Lot of Frogs and Looking for Mr. Goodfrog. She's a contributor to several anthologies and has recorded Goodfrog for Audible.com. She plays herself in Mr. Right, Dutch filmmaker Dree Andrea's documentary about New York City singles. She has performed both on and off Broadway, on national tours, regionally, and in many TV and radio commercials. Her favorite acting role remains "Frenchy" in the hit Broadway musical Grease.
