Amanda Brooke Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Amanda Brooke is a published British author.

Amanda published her debut novel when she was in her middle forties. She had turned to writing as a way that she could cope with the passing of her young son. Her debut novel was titled Yesterday’s Sun. It was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection. In the past decade she has gone on to write various bestselling books that contained strong emotional themes and featured psychological suspense.

Yesterday’s Sun is a 2013 novel by Amanda Brooke. This is the debut novel from this author and one that readers who love reading new fiction won’t want to miss. Particularly for fans of Jodi Picoult, this is one novel that makes the perfect summer read for hanging out by the pool and continues to be a great read no matter what the season.

This story tells all about a young woman who is dealing with the decision of picking between her own life and the life of her child in the future. Holly is newly married to her husband Tom, and when they move into an older manor house located in the English countryside, she had no idea that a strange moondial would end up having the power not only to change her life but her destiny as well.

Full of characters you’ll remember and warm prose, this is the story of free will as opposed to fate. It is the story of family as well as the risks that we end up taking so that we can break off from the past. Read this book today by getting your hands on a copy of Yesterday’s Sun by Amanda Brooke.

Another Way to Fall is a 2025 book by Amanda Brooke. If you’ve been looking for a fresh new book to enjoy, this might be the one for you.

Emma’s life is complicated but it’s also full of hope. She has been battling illness for three long years, going through everything with a brave face and always with lots of hope and an optimistic, positive attitude. Emma is informed one day that the end of the road is here and she doesn’t have long to make it.

Her family and friends are pushed into a variety of feelings that include grief, anger, and denial. But while they are dealing with all of that Emma is feeling something different– a spark of defiance. She knows that there is still life out there to live and dreams that she can touch.

She starts writing not only her story but about the life that she has always pictured. Her body is getting weaker and as that starts to happen, the line between the life that she is writing and the life that she is living is starting to blur. Every page is starting to be a step and every word becomes a chance to leap. Every moment that is imagined is a beautiful reality that is also fragile.

Through imagination and love, Emma is able to find out that even as the body is falling the spirit is able to rise. Often the only way to make it through is to discover a way to fall in love with life. This is a moving story for readers who enjoy writers such as Nicole Trope, Liane Moriarty, and Jodi Picoult. Check it out to see what you think.