Amanda Brooke is an internationally bestselling author. Her debut novel, Yesterday’s Sun, was a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and since then she has written eleven further books. Amanda lives in Merseyside with a cat called Spider, a dog called Mouse, and a laptop within easy reach.

‘Beautifully crafted, ominous and engrossing … truly gripping and unputdownable’ Claire Allan, The Nurse‘A delicious domestic suspense about families who are never quite what they seem’ Jane Corry, We All Have Our Secrets‘Secrets, lies and duplicity with surprising twists that made me question everything. Vividly drawn and beautifully written’ Mary Torjussen, The Closer You Get‘A masterclass in thriller writing … Taut and packed full of tension, secrets and strong women’ Caroline Corcoran, Through the WallPraise for Amanda Brooke:‘Suspenseful … Deeply enjoyable’ Lucy Clarke, The Castaways‘Enthralling and twisty’ Annabel Kantaria, I Know You‘A thought-provoking page-turner’ Nicola Rayner, You and Me‘Clever, unnerving, and unputdownable’ Rachel Lucas, The State of Grace‘A tense and torrid family drama’ Sunday Mirror‘Intriguingly plotted and with relatable characters’ Sunday Mirror‘A haunting and heartbreaking story that stayed with me long after I’d finished’ Fern Britton‘An extraordinary novel’ Daily Express

Amanda Brooke is an internationally bestselling author. Her debut novel, Yesterday’s Sun, was a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and since then she has written eleven further books. Amanda lives in Merseyside with a cat called Spider, a dog called Mouse, and a laptop within easy reach.

‘Beautifully crafted, ominous and engrossing … truly gripping and unputdownable’ Claire Allan, The Nurse‘A delicious domestic suspense about families who are never quite what they seem’ Jane Corry, We All Have Our Secrets‘Secrets, lies and duplicity with surprising twists that made me question everything. Vividly drawn and beautifully written’ Mary Torjussen, The Closer You Get‘A masterclass in thriller writing … Taut and packed full of tension, secrets and strong women’ Caroline Corcoran, Through the WallPraise for Amanda Brooke:‘Suspenseful … Deeply enjoyable’ Lucy Clarke, The Castaways‘Enthralling and twisty’ Annabel Kantaria, I Know You‘A thought-provoking page-turner’ Nicola Rayner, You and Me‘Clever, unnerving, and unputdownable’ Rachel Lucas, The State of Grace‘A tense and torrid family drama’ Sunday Mirror‘Intriguingly plotted and with relatable characters’ Sunday Mirror‘A haunting and heartbreaking story that stayed with me long after I’d finished’ Fern Britton‘An extraordinary novel’ Daily Express