Sally Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club

Sally Pepper is excellent at starting things. Keeping a business or a relationship going once it becomes difficult is another matter. Violet Weaver has the opposite problem: after years of carefully managing her life, she makes an uncharacteristically sudden decision to leave her husband. A mistaken turn into Sally’s lonely hearts club, instead of a French class, brings the women together. Their bargain seems practical enough. Violet can provide the organization Sally lacks, while Sally can introduce Violet to a less predictable way of living. Recognizing their attraction proves much less straightforward: each has convinced herself the other cannot be interested. With helpful relatives, intrusive club members and a stolen lemur adding complications, their attempt at a fresh start becomes considerably more eventful than either woman anticipated.