Josie Brown's Books
JOSIE'S NOVELS
IMPOSSIBLY TONGUE-TIED
(HarperCollins/Avon)
"Brad, Angelina, Britney and Kevin may want to check out Josie Brown's new novel, Impossibly Tongue-Tied, for its ripped-from-the-headlines plot that mixes their scandals together..."
– PAGE SIX, New York Post
TRUE HOLLYWOOD LIES
(HarperCollins/Avon)
"…The tone is confessional, the writing laced with venomous humor..."
–The Wall Street Journal
"Josie
Brown does an outstanding job capturing the glitz and glamour of
Hollywood living yet illuminating the stark loneliness present beneath
the façade. Filled with good-natured humor and witty repartee..."
–Romance Reader's Connection
"With tongue-in-cheek dialogue, TRUE HOLLYWOOD LIES provides a fascinating look at the jet set lifestyle of the rich and for-the-moment famous.... You will laugh, cry, and wonder if it's worth it to be rich and famous."
–Romance Reviews Today
(Simon & Schuster/Downtown Press)
In Bookstores Summer 2010
The bitter divorce of a "perfect couple," and its impact on the gated community in which they live, is seen through the eyes of a neighbor who doesn't realize the parallels between their marriage and her own.
When she befriends the husband — a former Master of the Universe turned stay-at-home dad in order to hold onto his home and his children — the neighborhood's mean mommies who are vying to make him the next notch on their bedposts turn on her, revealing the cruel side of suburbia.
JOSIE'S NON-FICTION
(Pearson/Alpha)
"Josie and Martin Brown give refreshingly honest views of what you must do if you are to have a happy and lasting relationship." – John Gray, author of the bestselling classic Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus
In Bookstores on September 1, 2009
A Modern Girl's Dream Dictionary
(St. Martin's Press/Griffin)
"…First-time author Brown dishes about dreams in a volume that aims to be both witty and enlightening. From what it means to dream about Abercrombie & Fitch (Brown says it indicates an inner struggle between nostalgia for the old and appetite for the new) to what it means t dream about a zoo (the lesson here, brown says, is that your love for him should be a feast of the senses so dig in), this alphabetically organized little volume serves up plenty of spirited inanities..."
