The Sun in Her Eyes is a novel by Paige Toon that tells the story of Amber, who returns to her childhood home in Australia after receiving unexpected news about her father.
The novel explores themes of love, memory, and the challenges of making difficult choices when the past and present collide.
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Book Blurb
Blinding sunshine… A bend in the road… What became of the little girl with the sun in her eyes?
Amber was three when a car crash stole her mother’s life. She doesn’t remember the accident, but a stranger at the scene has been unable to forget. Now, almost thirty years later, she’s trying to track Amber down.
Amber, meanwhile, is married to Ned and living on the other side of the world in London. When her father has a stroke, she flies straight home to Australia to be with him. Away from her husband, Amber finds comfort in her oldest friends, but her feelings for Ethan, the gorgeous, green-eyed man she once fell for, have never been quite disappeared.
As Ethan and Amber grow closer, married life in London feels far away. Then Amber receives a letter that changes everything: ‘Before your mother died, she asked me to tell you something…’
About the Author
Paige Toon is a British author known for writing contemporary women’s fiction and romance novels. Her books often feature engaging characters, emotional depth, and storylines that explore relationships, love, and personal growth.
Paige Toon grew up moving between England, Australia, and America, thanks to her father’s racing career. This international upbringing is reflected in the sun-drenched locations that often serve as backdrops for her novels.
Paige Toon is a bestseller with over 20 novels to her name, including a collection of short stories. Her books have resonated with readers worldwide, selling close to 2 million copies.
What to read next
If you enjoyed this novel, I would also recommend reading more Paige Toon books such as Pictures of Lily and The Longest Holiday.
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