HeyJaredJennifer Wilck
Jennifer Wilck is an award-winning contemporary romance author for readers who are passionate about love, laughter, and happily ever after.
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A Nap and A New Opportunity (opens the original)
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Hello! If you’re Jewish, I hope you all had an easy fast and meaningful prayers and sermons. For the first time in a long time, I left synagogue filled with joy. I then promptly took a nap, followed by break fast at my sister-in-law’s. How about you?In case you haven’t heard by now, the Jewish Joy Network is LIVE! What’s more, I’ve created the Jewish Joy Book Club group over there. It’s where we’re going to talk books, books and more books! What we’re reading, what we’re enjoying, what we recomm
The Dinner That Shouldn’t Have Been (opens the original)
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Happy New Year, everyone! I hope you all enjoyed celebrating the holiday and experienced the joy of a new year. I know I did, although nothing went to plan. We were supposed to have my parents join us for synagogue and dinner, along with my younger daughter. However, my mom has been sick, and being the bossy daughter, I told them not to come, not because I was afraid of getting germs, but because I was afraid of giving germs. Which meant there were only three of us for dinner. That’s fine, I had
Missed Deadline (opens the original)
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I missed a deadline for the first time in my life. I know that sounds like an exaggeration, but it’s not. I’m known for ALWAYS meeting my deadlines, pretty much because I’m terrified of what happens if I don’t (only-child syndrome). But my latest manuscript was due last Monday and I thought it was due Tuesday. Not a big deal, overall. I apologized profusely to my editor, who really wasn’t concerned. Yet here I am, a week later, still thinking about it.A writer’s life is filled with deadlines—wri
Weddings (opens the original)
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My brain is all about weddings right now, since my oldest daughter gets married next month. She was just home for her dress fittings—good news, she still loves the dress—and for her bridal shower. We spent the week laughing and planning and looking forward to her special day.Luckily for me, my author life is full of weddings, too. I’ve just finished the edits for my third matchmaker book, The Best Man’s Secret. I had so much fun writing about a Jewish wedding. The hero is the best man, the heroi
I Won't Let Them Win (opens the original)
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There are a lot of things that have changed since October 7 that upset me, but I think one of the biggest things is my distrust of people. I was at a book signing this weekend at a winery in southern New Jersey. I’ve participated in this event before and done well. I love the author who runs it. And the winery itself is beautiful. But as I was setting up my table, I realized that ninety percent of my books were Jewish and obviously so. And ever since October 7, that knowledge makes me wonder how
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