womanKiller: Being Jewish in America at the Twentieth Century's end, with murder?

It's a profoundly powerful pulse pounding not-so contemplative nutso study about what it meant to be Jewish in America at the Twentieth Century's end, with romance, and murder ?
Elinor Schwartz needs a job. Henry Fogeyman needs a secretary. They irritate each other, so he hires her.
She attends services at the local Reform temple. He turns out to be the Reform temple's President.
Her quite Jewish mother keeps arranging for them to meet. They become less irritated with each other. Then his old girlfriend Maureen Lefay returns to his life.
Will she take him away from his budding romance with Elinor? Has someone killed someone?
Only the cat knows all the answers. Will he rat out the killer, if there is one?