The Good People Of New York

When Roz Rosenzweig, a bright, brash and impulsive New York Jew, meets Edwin Anderson at a party in the 1970s she has trouble believing that the sort-spoken Nebraskan is for real, but is more happy than stunned when their improbable courtship results in marriage. But when their daughter Miranda is born, Roz's love for her is so fierce that it risks crowding out anything else, even her husband. The ties that bind Roz and Miranda threaten to strangle the growing teenager, and yet their comedic chemistry is also a great attractor - drawing to them a wonderful, eccentric, and constantly changing cast of characters who enter Roz and Miranda's universe at their own risk, with both unhappy and hilarious results.