Josie Brown Books in Order

Written with Martin Brown, this relationship guide answers blunt questions about marriage from both sides. It aims to be practical, candid, and useful rather than dreamy or polite.

After her actor father's death leaves her broke and angry, Hannah takes a job as assistant to movie star Louis Trollope. He is vain, irresistible, and exactly the sort of Hollywood problem she should know better than to love.

Part dream dictionary and part pop-culture companion, this nonfiction book decodes the symbols that show up after lights out. Brown gives modern relationships, work worries, and everyday anxieties a playful spin.

Hannah knows Hollywood men lie for a living, but grief and money trouble pull her straight back into that world. Working for a famous leading man means surviving ego, scandal, and the risky pull between them.

Nina and Nathan come to Hollywood chasing stardom and wind up in a mess of ambition, infidelity, and tabloid warfare. When Nina takes a secret phone-sex job to pay the bills, the scandal gets even more personal.

This nonfiction guide tackles dating and partner-hunting with practical advice, humor, and a clear-eyed view of relationships. It is designed for readers who want straight talk more than fairy tales.

A divorce shakes an upscale planned community and exposes the lies hiding inside other marriages. Brown turns neighborhood gossip and domestic strain into a sharp, emotional page-turner.

Alex Harkness is San Francisco's go-to baby planner, expertly managing nervous clients while quietly wanting a child of her own. Behind the polished nurseries and showers, love, ambition, and family longing get complicated.

Donna Stone looks like a Southern California widow with three children, but after her husband's death she is recruited into black ops. Soon she is juggling carpool, suburban gossip, and a deadly hunt tied to his secret life.

Donna and Jack land in the middle of a nuclear arms summit where someone wants the Russian president dead. Saving a target she does not trust gets messy fast, especially with Carl's betrayal still burning.

Christmas cheer is in short supply when Donna and Jack chase a missing cache of heat-seeking missiles. Holiday chaos, family obligations, and a terrorist plot make this a very dangerous season in Hilldale.

Four San Francisco mothers with messy private lives compete for the last spots in the elite Pacific Heights Moms & Tots Club. In this glossy opener, friendship starts to grow even as secrets threaten to blow everything up.

With only a few club spots left, the holiday season turns ruthless. Bettina's challenges push Jade, Jillian, Ally, and Lorna to their limits as money troubles, old secrets, and family strain spill into public.

Political consultant Ben Brinker thinks he has seen everything until a presidential campaign pulls him into a plot involving terrorism on U.S. soil. It is a fast, cynical look at power, image, and loyalty on the trail.

Donna must stop assassination attempts on both parties' top presidential candidates, even though she has every reason to hate one of them. Politics, old grudges, and danger at close range put her bond with Jack to the test.

Donna's new mission sends her across London, Paris, and Guantanamo as she dates dangerous men tied to the Quorum. The job might save lives, but it also puts her heart and her future with Jack under pressure.

What should be a getaway turns into a nightmare when Donna and Jack hunt a missing scientist carrying a deadly plague virus. Fantasy island resorts, strange murders, and feral kids make survival anything but relaxing.

New members should mean calm, but spring only stirs up old rivalries and fresh trouble. Bettina is reeling from betrayal, Lorna faces hard family conversations, and Jillian fights to steady her life.

Summer heat brings the first year of club life to a boil. As loyalties shift and long-buried truths surface, the mothers of Totlandia must decide what matters more, status, marriage, or the friendships they have built.

When Hollywood wants to turn Donna's life into a movie, she and Jack use the production as cover for a mission against the Quorum. Fame, stunts, and dangerous co-stars turn the set into another war zone.

A hotel full of international dignitaries becomes a trap when terrorists take hostages and make demands that hit Donna personally. She has to save the room, the mission, and the people she loves.

Donna goes undercover in the tech world to expose a hacker tearing through top-secret intelligence files. Smart devices, greedy CEOs, and a deadly game avatar make this mission feel uncomfortably close to home.

A film director's obsession with a phone-sex operator threatens both his movie and his marriage. When a talent agent tries to buy the woman off and falls for her instead, Hollywood becomes a tangle of lust, lies, and damage control.

Donna and Jack are trying to get married while tracking a terrorist inside the White House. Exchanging vows is hard enough without gunfire, sabotage, and the Quorum crashing the party.

The second year begins with weddings, babies, funerals, and more upheaval than anyone expected. As the children grow, the women of Totlandia find that club politics are still the easy part.

This prequel shifts the spotlight to Jack Craig as he investigates Carl Stone's death and starts falling for Donna. It fills in how Donna was pulled into Acme, and how her life changed forever.

A genetically altered corn crop carrying a brain-eating virus has slipped into the American food chain. Donna's latest case mixes bio-terror, suburban satire, and a race to stop mass panic.

Evidence makes it look as if Donna's own black-ops group is tied to a string of planned attacks, and the president shuts Acme down. Donna and Jack disappear underground to find the real traitors before the country pays the price.

To save Jack from torture and execution, Donna agrees to pose as a traitor and work as a double agent for the Quorum. The gamble could save her husband, but it may destroy everything else.

Donna and Jack join a reality show in Hilldale to hunt a sleeper threat hiding in plain sight. Being filmed around the clock would be bad enough without murder, family stress, and terrorism in the mix.

Winter brings fresh stress to the Pacific Heights circle as marriage problems, money worries, and old resentments pile up. The women know each other better now, which only makes the betrayals sting more.

Donna's life hangs by a thread, and in a coma she faces the ghosts of people she loved, lost, and killed. The result is part reckoning, part dark adventure, and deeply personal for the whole series.

Spring offers a shot at renewal, but nothing in Totlandia comes easily. Bettina's strange disappearances unsettle the club, and Lorna is trying to keep things steady while preparing for twins.

By summer, the women of Totlandia are forced into hard choices about love, family, and the club's future. The season closes this stretch of the saga with more honesty, more fallout, and hard-won loyalty.

A dead young woman in a London club throws Lucky O'Toole and Donna Stone Craig into the same investigation. To solve the murder and decode missing intel, the two sharp operators have to learn to trust each other fast.

Donna and Jack infiltrate a giant media company to stop a foreign effort to sabotage the American president and manipulate U.S. politics. Newsrooms, broadcasts, and propaganda become weapons.

Twelve suspects, twelve zodiac signs, and a doomsday plot point Donna and Jack toward a possible world war. To stop it, the Acme team must decode a trail of clues before treason reaches the highest levels.

Senior year at Ashbury Academy is already tense when SAT pressure, moneyed parents, and a no-curve math teacher push everyone toward panic. Audrey Thorpe's buried secret threatens her family and the school's reputation.

Audrey's mother, Lavinia, is gravely ill but refuses to loosen her hold on Ashbury Academy. As an old face returns and a shady admissions scheme grows, Audrey's past and the school's mission both start to crack.

The admissions scandal breaks open as the FBI closes in and a battle for Ashbury Academy's board begins. Audrey must decide what she will protect first, the school, her marriage, or the truth.

Donna and Jack race across the globe to prevent the murders of seven world leaders. It is a fast-moving international mission with almost no time, and plenty of ways for everything to go very wrong.

Now serving as a senior White House security adviser, Donna hunts a foreign saboteur embedded close to power. Clearing Jack's name means stopping election interference before it reshapes the country.

Donna and Jack go undercover as instant internet celebrities at a live-streamed influencer junket. Their job is to expose who is leaking U.S. secrets before the whole spectacle turns into a terrorist target.

Donna, Jack, and the Acme team crisscross the country to stop embedded Russian operatives from sabotaging the U.S. missile grid. It is a road-trip thriller with spy games, rising tension, and very little room for error.

Thanksgiving turns chaotic when a terrorist attack weaponizes cell phones and turns air travel into a disaster zone. Donna and Jack's crowded holiday gathering becomes the center of an international emergency.

Donna and Jack finally get a vacation, then promptly find a corpse and a plot to concentrate the world's wealth under one powerful consortium. Sun, surf, and murder make a bad combination.

Donna goes deep undercover to stop Russian operatives embedded in Congress and the White House from killing presidential candidates and crashing the global economy. Even success may trigger something worse.