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    A Piece of Cake: The Broughton Trilogy, #2
    Just Desserts: The Broughton Trilogy, #3
    Dangerous Snacks: The Broughton Trilogy, #1
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    The Broughton Trilogy Series

    By A J Smith

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    About this series

    Convinced she's a failure in love, Sarah keeps her distance from Ed … and his amnesia.  Meanwhile, reunited with his wife, frustrated by deception and taunted by a silent Bruce Willis at the top of Machu Picchu, Ed's determined to hunt down the truth.

    With the former Secretary of State for Education descending into the realms of madness, making a fool of himself on reality television, and hiring the world's worst hitman, will justice triumph in the end?

    And will everyone get their just desserts?

    Just Desserts is the final book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMandy Lee
    Release dateFeb 26, 2018
    A Piece of Cake: The Broughton Trilogy, #2
    Just Desserts: The Broughton Trilogy, #3
    Dangerous Snacks: The Broughton Trilogy, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Dangerous Snacks: The Broughton Trilogy, #1
      Dangerous Snacks: The Broughton Trilogy, #1

      Dangerous Snacks: The Broughton Trilogy, #1

      A J Smith
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      Afflicted by a mid-life crisis, Edward King is determined to find happiness, but that's not easy when you're the head teacher of a secondary school and married to a woman like Angie. After a bout of post-divorce depression, Sarah Pickering returns to work as Head of English at the Broughton School. She's moving on, and men definitely don't figure in the plan. But when Mr King invites her to a conference in London, she's unable to refuse. Add to the recipe a Tupperware box filled with delicious doped-up brownies, a demented skinhead, a handful of snacks and an unhinged Secretary of State for Education … Things can only go wrong. Dangerous Snacks is the first book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

      Afflicted by a mid-life crisis, Edward King is determined to find happiness, but that's not easy when you're the head teacher of a secondary school and married to a woman like Angie. After a bout of post-divorce depression, Sarah Pickering returns to work as Head of English at the Broughton School. She's moving on, and men definitely don't figure in the plan. But when Mr King invites her to a conference in London, she's unable to refuse. Add to the recipe a Tupperware box filled with delicious doped-up brownies, a demented skinhead, a handful of snacks and an unhinged Secretary of State for Education … Things can only go wrong. Dangerous Snacks is the first book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

    • 2

      A Piece of Cake: The Broughton Trilogy, #2
      A Piece of Cake: The Broughton Trilogy, #2

      A Piece of Cake: The Broughton Trilogy, #2

      A J Smith
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      Following a drunken weekend in London, Sarah and Ed confront their mutual attraction.  To take it further?  Or back off?  A sticky enough decision, even when you haven't got commitment issues, or twenty-two years of marriage behind you.  And with Angie King discovering Ed's infidelity, a vicious parent on the prowl, and the Secretary of State for Education homing in for revenge, the situation gets even stickier … resulting in consequences no one could have foreseen. Will a psychopathic School inspector put an end to Ed's career?  Will Sarah and Ed find their happy ever after?  And who baked those brownies in the meeting room? A Piece of Cake is the second book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

      Following a drunken weekend in London, Sarah and Ed confront their mutual attraction.  To take it further?  Or back off?  A sticky enough decision, even when you haven't got commitment issues, or twenty-two years of marriage behind you.  And with Angie King discovering Ed's infidelity, a vicious parent on the prowl, and the Secretary of State for Education homing in for revenge, the situation gets even stickier … resulting in consequences no one could have foreseen. Will a psychopathic School inspector put an end to Ed's career?  Will Sarah and Ed find their happy ever after?  And who baked those brownies in the meeting room? A Piece of Cake is the second book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

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      Just Desserts: The Broughton Trilogy, #3
      Just Desserts: The Broughton Trilogy, #3

      Just Desserts: The Broughton Trilogy, #3

      A J Smith
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      Convinced she's a failure in love, Sarah keeps her distance from Ed … and his amnesia.  Meanwhile, reunited with his wife, frustrated by deception and taunted by a silent Bruce Willis at the top of Machu Picchu, Ed's determined to hunt down the truth. With the former Secretary of State for Education descending into the realms of madness, making a fool of himself on reality television, and hiring the world's worst hitman, will justice triumph in the end? And will everyone get their just desserts? Just Desserts is the final book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

      Convinced she's a failure in love, Sarah keeps her distance from Ed … and his amnesia.  Meanwhile, reunited with his wife, frustrated by deception and taunted by a silent Bruce Willis at the top of Machu Picchu, Ed's determined to hunt down the truth. With the former Secretary of State for Education descending into the realms of madness, making a fool of himself on reality television, and hiring the world's worst hitman, will justice triumph in the end? And will everyone get their just desserts? Just Desserts is the final book in The Broughton Trilogy: a comedy about love, hate and education.

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