Olive Days Anne Frank House Told in the fevered tenor

Told in the fevered tenor common to both lust and religious devotion

Dutifully keeping to the formidable expectations of a traditional household connects Rina with generations past and those to come

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Rather than preserve her marriage

Hoping to reinvigorate their relationship

Olive Days Anne Frank House Told in the fevered tenorRina Kirsch is a young mother and Modern Orthodox Jew in the Pico Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles. Dutifully keeping to the formidable expectations of a traditional household connects Rina with generations past and those to come. But a contradiction burns at her center: Rina is an atheist. She is also stymied in her life and marriage. Hoping to reinvigorate their relationship, Rinas husband convinces her to partake in a night of wife swapping