Totlandia: Book 8 (The Twosies - Summer)

by Josie Brown

Overview

The final book of the series is filled with surprising conclusions to these Pacific Heights parents you've come to love--and love to hate:

Stress from the club and motherhood puts Lorna into a tailspin that threatens life. Will Matthew make the right choice for her and their children?

Jade's past puts her career--and her marriage-- in jeopardy. 

In the hope of salvaging her friendship with Jillian, Ally makes a decision that will affect their lives forever. But can it also save her relationship with Brady?

And finally: when Art's funeral fails to end Bettina's personal purgatory in San Francisco's social circles, her new puts her back on top--but her successes come at a high price: the love and acceptance of those she loves most.

Welcome to Totlandia's summer of love, lust, temptation, and redemption.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158992933
Publisher:	Signal Press
Publication date:	12/08/2017
Series:	Totlandia , #8
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	288
Sales rank:	757,842
File size:	997 KB

About the Author

Josie Brown is the author of the best-selling Housewife Assassin's Handbook series novels (16 novels); the Totlandia series (8 novels) and the True Hollywood Lies series (2 novels).

Her other novels include:
The Candidate (political thriller)
The Baby Planner (contemporary women's fiction) and
Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives (contemporary women's fiction) which was optioned by producer Jerry Bruckheimer for television.

Josie lives in San Francisco with her husband and two children.
You can reach her via her website: JosieBrown.com

Editorial Reviews

This book is wonderfully written and has more than just drama. There are touching moments, parts that made me laugh out loud, and as I read the story I felt like I was reading a television show

Divine Secrets of a Domestic Goddess - Review Staff

With affairs, pending divorces, secret jobs, and unsavory pasts, each wannabe member hides something that could blow her chances. Like the characters in reality shows such as "Dance Moms," the women in Pacific Heights might be over-the-top, but in the end the best interests of their kids are (almost) always at heart. Laugh-out-loud funny and sometimes touching, the "Totlandia" novellas serve as the perfect quick read for busy moms or anyone looking to escape with some gossipy fun.

The Examiner - Kristin Contino

Josie Brown writes Totlandia with her usual storytelling flair. The dialogue is smooth and flowing. The characters are easy to side with or become angry with, depending on each situation. The scenery is easy to visualize. And we mustn't forget all the sex (blushworthy, at that) and scandal that is a staple of a true Josie Brown novel. It showed that there are mothers who are human and sometimes screw up even the best intentions at hand. Guilty pleasure, anyone?

Chick Lit Central - Melissa Amster

The storyline was so easy to get caught up in. Right away, Josie Brown hooks readers and she doesn't let go til the last page. I got so involved in each character's story and was right alongside them cheering for them and feeling all the emotions alongside them. a real joy to read. I loved the variety of characters, the balance of funny and serious moments, and just the wacky story. I cannot wait to see what is next in the series!"

The Book Cellar X - Staff Reviewer

I love a good mommy sendup as much as the next gal, and this peek into the ridiculousness of the San Francisco upper-crust is delightful. Whether or not you've ever had the pleasure (or pain) of joining a playgroup, Brown's tale is as charming as it is cringeworthy. I laughed, I winced, I kept scrolling.

Romantic Times - Editorial Staff