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Local Author Book Talk
Jenn Bouchard
Wednesday, September 23
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Main Library
Piano SpaceJoin local author Jenn Bouchard as she discusses her novel, Palms on the Cape.
After a tumultuous childhood with a mother she describes as “a train wreck compounded by a dumpster fire that smelled like cheap perfume,” Rachel Sinclair has made a life for herself. On the verge of turning forty, her upscale beach bar—Palms on the Cape—is packed with vacationers and regulars throughout the busy Cape Cod summer season. She has surrounded herself with a chosen family of devoted staff and great friends, including her best friend, Carlos…who she might be in love with.
When a visiting study group from a Vermont business school, known as the A-List, descends on Rachel’s bar in late August, she gets pulled in by the charms of their leader, Tripper, a younger man with good looks, access, and tremendous connections in the restaurant industry. But when Rachel learns of the A-List’s plans to take over her business, she must decide if it’s worth the gamble to join forces with an unlikely ally or risk losing everything she has worked for.
For adults. Registration required. Contact Ari at apappas@minlib.net with any questions.
About Jenn:
Jenn Bouchard is the award-winning author of PALMS ON THE CAPE, CONSIDERING US, and FIRST COURSE, as well as several published short stories. Her fourth novel, WAY OUTTA LEFT FIELD, will be released in July 2027. She has been teaching high school social studies for twenty-six years and also teaches short story classes to adults in her community. She is an avid cook, volunteer for good causes, and devoted Red Sox fan. A graduate of Bates College and Tufts University, she lives in the Boston suburbs with her husband and two teenage children.
AGE GROUP: | Senior (55+) | Adult (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Books & Authors |
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The Main Library is located on Church Street in Dedham Square. In addition to traditional library material, the Main Library also houses town archives, the Dedham Collection.
