Murder, suspense, sex--and some handy household tips.
IN BOOK 6 of The Housewife Assassin Series:
Donna's executive mission is crystal clear: stop the assassinations of both political parties' top presidential candidates.
Too bad she has a long-term vendetta with one of the targets. Can she put her animosity aside long enough to save the candidate's life-and her relationship with Jack?
"The last book that made me laugh: Josie Brown's The Housewife Assassin's Handbook. Brown's unorthodox surprises did make me laugh. I taught it in a class about comic novels." —Jane Smiley
“Brown's hired gun plot is fun, sometimes aggravating, and filled with the wonderful twist of being from a mother's POV. There's enough comedy sprinkled in between the emotional scenes and within the action to keep readers' minds from going too grim here. Brown writes the kind of feminist action plot that men should be reading, especially male authors, to cure that trope of "vapid sexy girl with a gun." — Amber Love, author
"I am sure many of those whose spy-oriented online company I keep wonder about me sometimes. On many days I will join in deep discussions about the works of Le Carré, Deighton, Greene, Ambler, and Forsyth. And then I take incredible delight in a series like The Housewife Assassin. Just the name would likely cause eyebrows to be raised and likely my stature as an 'expert' falls. Too bad! I read for enjoyment. I especially love the fantastic twists on life and convention that Stone must go through to keep putting bad guys six feet under while making sure there is food on the table and the kids get to their activities on time I want more adventures." — Randall Masteller, Spy Guys + Gals
