Sticks in my mind and lives with you long after you have finished.' Goodreads review, 5 stars
Would you give your life so your child could live?
Newlyweds Holly and Tom have just moved into a sprawling old manor in the English countryside. In the overgrown garden, Holly discovers a mysterious moondial. Its crystal mechanism seems harmless, until she realises it's cursed.
Each full moon, Holly can see into the future - a future which holds Tom cradling their baby daughter, Libby, and mourning Holly's death in childbirth...
Holly realises the moondial is offering her a desperate choice: give Tom the baby he has always wanted and sacrifice her own life; or save herself and erase the life of the daughter she has fallen in love with.
Some choices are impossible. Some love demands everything.
A beautifully emotional and heartbreaking read for fans of Kate Morton, Jodi Picoult and Nicole Trope.
Readers cannot get enough of Yesterday's Sun!
'Will have your eyes tearing up as you read.' Goodreads review, 5 stars
'This book left me gasping and with tears pouring down my cheeks... read the entire book in one day!' Goodreads review, 5 stars
'Made me cry... I started the book and could not stop.' Goodreads review, 5 stars
'You will laugh, cry, be amazed and cry again.' Goodreads review, 5 stars Amanda Brooke is a bestselling author from Liverpool who draws much of her inspiration from the place she loves. She began writing in her forties after the death of her young son and her debut novel, Yesterday's Sun, was a Richard and Judy Book Club pick. She continues to write emotionally charged stories that peel back the layers of family and friendships to reveal secrets some would rather you didn't know.
Website: www.amanda-brooke.com
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TikTok: @amandabrookeauthor A beautifully emotional and heartbreaking read, and an R&J pick Author is based in Liverpool (UK). Yesterday's Sun is her debut and was a Richard & Judy pick. Perfect for fans of Kate Morton, Jodi Picoult and Nicole Trope.
