Author, speaker and historian, Milton Stern, released his third book, a novel about five menopausal Jewish women set in his hometown of Newport News, Virginia.

For five middle-aged, Jewish women in Newport News, Virginia, it was their weekly game that held them together for almost forty years, but it was one event-filled year that drastically affected all of them and threatened the one thing that kept them together — Mah Jongg

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Harriet Lane was the first White House Hostess to be called "First Lady," and she was the most admired woman of her time.

Ninety-nine percent of potential writers who send queries to literary agents have not written a thing.

It took over 100 years after her death, but the first extensive biography of the most admired woman in America and the first to be called "First Lady" has been released.