Paul has a famous face. A really famous face. He was the lead singer with the most successful band in the world, the DYEMONDS, for about six years, until their break-up. Having then gone out on his own Paul is now the most famous, the most pop- ular, and the most successful solo musical performer there is. He also has the most recognizable face in the world. The doctor has ordered a relaxing vacation far from the stresses of his whirlwind life, but where on earth can you go when your face is so well known? And relaxing on a beach somewhere is likely to be the least relaxing activity possible. All it’ll take would be for one teenage girl to recognize him and go ballistic, and any semblance of resting would be over in an instant. So what’s an exhausted mega- mega-star to do? Enter one ingenious accountant who suggests a location so implausible that it’s perfect. Paul is set for the most relaxing summer of his life, free to be him- self for the first time in years. He’s going as an accoun- tant on vacation to a strict Orthodox Jewish summer lake community, where these folks don’t watch TV, nor do they listen to pop music on the radio. And no one there would know who he is. But Paul never counted on having his world com- pletely turned upside down. And now nothing will ever be the same. The book has become a sought-after read, entailing Paul Hamilton’s journey into the world of ummer lake community, where these folks don’t watch TV, nor do they listen to≠––– But Paul never counted on having his world completely turned upside down. And now nothing will ever be the same. The book has become a sought-after read, entailing Paul Hamilton’s journey into the world of American Orthodox Jewish life and his friendship with a religious, attractive widow, the mother of a boy