This week’s Jen’s Jewels column shines a spotlight on Sara Goodman Confino’s captivating new novel, BEHIND EVERY GOOD MAN. Set against the politically charged backdrop of 1962, this story blends humor, heart, and historical insight as it follows Beverly, a determined housewife who finds herself unexpectedly thrust into the world of political campaigning. Confino’s novel not only entertains but also illuminates the challenges faced by women in politics and the workplace during this pivotal era. In our interview, Sara shares fascinating details about her research process, the real-life women who inspired her characters, and how she balances comedy with more serious themes. Whether you’re a history buff, a fan of strong female protagonists, or simply in search of your next engaging read, you won’t want to miss this insider look at BEHIND EVERY GOOD MAN and the creative mind behind it.   Jennifer Vido: What inspired you to write a story set in the political landscape of 1962? Did any real-life historical events or figures influence the plot? Sara Goodman Confino: I think it was a combination of factors—the first was that coming off of the heels of Don’t Forget to Write, I really enjoyed the early 1960s time period…