Sara is wisecracking, single, broke, and secular. Neshama is serious, married, infertile, and Orthodox. When fate, God, and Sara’s Episcopalian roommate bring these two Jewish women together, each must question what really matters, what they really want-and what they’re willing to do to get it. As Sara considers donating her eggs, and Neshama ponders accepting them, both women find themselves unexpectedly scrambled. Scrambled is funny, poignant, and relevant to anyone who has ever wondered what they’re supposed to be doing with their life. The characters feel familiar, and yet the story feels fresh-a powerful combination. -Denise Halbach, SETC