Extracurricular - Books 1-3: Humorous Literary Fiction Trilogy Paperback – February 19, 2020

It's your child's senior year. A private high school's reputation is at stake. Students have only one more shot at the SAT before college applications are due. A few desperate parents with much more money than brains are willing to do anything to get their children into Ivy League colleges.And Audrey Thorpe's dirty little secret will soon be the downfall of everyone and everything she holds dear: love, family, friends, and her private high school alma mater.In the Extracurricular episodic trilogy, a dark family secret leads to a college admissions cheating scandal at a private school, setting off a crisis of conscience for the parents, teachers, administrator, and the students involved—and a catharsis for one couple about their marriage.PRAISE FOR THE EXTRACURRICULAR TRILOGY:"Delicious, hilarious, and addictive, Extracurricular has all the hallmarks of a classic Josie Brown book: fleshed-out, juicy characters, a to-die-for plot, and a ripped-from-the-headlines premise. I absolutely loved it" — Samantha M. Bailey, Woman on the Edge"Romance and intrigue, and a pace that doesn’t let up. Josie Brown brings it." —Eileen Goudge, Garden of Stones and The Diary"Master storyteller of the competitively elite, Totlandia’s Josie Brown graduates from strollers and playgroups to the high stakes game of college admissions in this captivating tale of trickery, deceit, and unrequited love. A+++!" —Julie Valerie, Holly Banks Full of Angst"Sharp, smart, and sexy, Brown's timely new series about the cut-throat world of college admissions is a must-read." Meredith Schorr, The Boyfriend Swap"Ripped from the headlines, Extracurricular delivers the perfect summer read on just how far some people will go, no matter the cost, to get exactly what they want. You're going to love it." —Jen Tucker, The Day I Wore My Panties Inside Out"An emotional rollercoaster that will leave you at the end of your seat, flipping pages until the sweet, satisfying ending." —Gail Chianese, Love Runs Deep Read more