...all written with a sharp, satiric blade...Cousins' Club reminded me strongly of Tristram Shandy... -Review from Readers' Favorite. The story's originality lies in the author's ability to craft fresh and full characters; there is no other family quite like the preposterous and wholly lovable one he introduces here-and that is quite a feat. -Booklife Cousins' Club, a satirical novel, erupts when a grandmother decides she is tired of being the matriarch of the least successful Jewish family in America. She consults mystical medieval texts that divine the next born grandchild will be a genius...