The Best Part Of Breaking Up

Danny Stevenson has met the girl of his dreams, Naomi Schiff. Danny, 19 years old, is a little skittish at first with the 17-year-old daughter of a Rabbi, but in a short time their romance becomes red-hot. Things are going quite well until Danny, looking to protect Naomi, attacks a boy who manhandled and verbally abused her. He takes a savage beating at the hands of Naomi's abuser and shortly thereafter, she inexplicably breaks up with him. Danny is a physical mess, heartbroken and confused. He regroups and rehabilitates with the help of his friends, and Naomi soon realizes the terrible mistake she made in breaking up with him. Sparks fly and chaos reigns when they meet again in Israel. Will this young couple get back together and find out what's the best part of breaking up? There's only one way to find out.

Glenn Michaelson is an attorney whose practice emphasized landlord-tenant litigation. Like so many others, his business became obsolete during COVID. The fortune of money that people said he would make after COVID never materialized. He is presently living in Garden City, New York with his wife of 37 years, Jennifer; his son, Stanley Ethan; and his girlfriend, Paula. The family sheepdoodle, Lucy, is their pride and joy. His eldest son, Joshua Benjamin, is an attorney in Manhattan who disregarded his father's advice to do anything in the world except become a lawyer. Glenn loves his family, the New York Rangers, traveling, gambling and games. He is a fountain of useless information and trivia.