The Split: The BRAND NEW page-turning, book club read from Amanda Brookfield

Two decades on from a passionate courtship and marriage, Lucas and Esther are getting divorced.

For Esther, its proving hard not to feel bitter watching Lucas enjoying his successful career, not to mention the attentions of his gorgeous, intelligent, and predictably younger lover. She meanwhile is struggling to forge a new life for herself, navigating the pitfalls of modern dating, while trying not to despair at the cost of living as a single woman of a certain age.

Then Lucas faces a shattering accusation at the same time as their children Dylan and Lily, start to implode. When Dylan runs away, and as his father fights to save his reputation, Lucas and Esther find themselves back in each others lives, whether they like it or not.

Has too much water passed under the bridge, or will long-forgotten loyalties and feelings bring the family back together, just when they need each other the most?

A brilliant, heartfelt story of family dynamics, perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Sally Hepworth

Praise for Amanda Brookfield:

No one gets to the heart of human relationships quite so perceptively as Brookfield' The Mirror

'Unputdownable. Perceptive. Poignant. I loved it' Patricia Scanlan

'If Joanna Trollope is the queen of the Aga Saga, then Amanda Brookfield must be a strong contender for princess' Oxford Times

I felt so involved in this story that I found myself thinking about it a lot during the day. A fantastic read. Gripping, moving, characters you care about, highly recommend Reader Review

Packed with suspense, (I actually held my breath during some of the scenes) and full of relatable characters, this book will draw you in from the first page. Highly recommend Reader Review

The tension builds on every page, the characters, as always with this authors books, are drawn beautifully. I couldnt put it down and am looking forward greatly to Amanda Brookfields next offering hopefully before too long! Reader Review

Brookfield is undoubtedly one of Britain's foremost chroniclers of human relationships. It goes without saying that this novel is another page turner guaranteed to make you read the last 50 pages before sleep, even though you know you have an early start in the morning but it is much, much more Reader Review