01737nam a2200241Ia 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020001800069020001500087035002400102035003900126040001800165041000800183050002400191100004100215245006600256260003700322300002100359520107800380650002301458650001401481BJBSDDR20230410132625.0ta080125s2007    nhu           000 0 eng d  a9780595413294  a0595413293  a(OCoLC)ocn191210102  a(OCoLC)191210102z(OCoLC)154693453  aVZDcVZDbspa  aspa00aPR 9275 bJ79a 20071 aJones-Hendrickson, S. B.q(Simon B.)10aAndy Browne's departure :ba novel /cS.B. Jones-Hendrickson.  aLincoln, NE :biUniverse,c2007.  a422 p. ;c23 cm.  aIf you think a university is simply an institution of higher learning, think again. 

When professor Andy Browne is fired from the University of St. Siven, his wife, Camille, asks one of Andy's colleagues, John Sladek, to find out why. From past experience, she knows Andy won't tell her the truth. Andy Browne's Departure, set in the small, fictitious Caribbean island of St. Siven, takes you through an intriguing maze of academia, love, sex, and secrecy in paradise. 

During the course of what becomes his last semester at St. Siven, the administration discovers that Dr. Browne does not to have a PhD in his field of study-he's a fraud. His involvement with his students-one in particular-contributes to his downfall, resulting in his subsequent firing by the president of the university. But will Camille ever know all the details about Andy's termination? 



Filled with passion and intrigue, Andy Browne's Departure opens up a Pandora's box of academia, where professors profess more than they teach, and students demand more of professors than they want to learn. 0aCaribbean fiction. 0aFicción