Paige Toon 5 Book Set Someone I Used to Know, The Minute I Saw You, The Sun in Her Eyes & more

This five-book set brings together a selection of novels by Paige Toon, including Someone I Used to Know, The Minute I Saw You and The Sun in Her Eyes. Each story centres on relationships, life changes and the moments that pull people together or push them apart, from schooldays and family upheaval to chance meetings and long-held secrets.

Across the collection, readers follow characters facing new arrivals, unexpected connections and the pull of the past. From a foster sibling dynamic that reshapes a teenager’s world, to a holiday romance with clear boundaries, these books explore how circumstances can shift quickly and leave lasting consequences.

Included titles

• Someone I Used to Know
• The Minute I Saw You
• The Sun in Her Eyes
• Five Years From Now
• If You Could Go Anywhere

Key details

• Five-book set
• Written by Paige Toon
• Includes five individually titled novels

Synopses

Someone I Used to Know

At fifteen, Leah gains a foster brother she never wanted. As George struggles with anger and his situation, Leah finds herself drawn closer to him. Meanwhile, Theo is removed from boarding school by his wealthy family and joins Leah and George at the local state school.

The Minute I Saw You

Hannah meets Sonny and feels an immediate attraction to him. He is in town on holiday, which suits Hannah, as she avoids long-term relationships. Sonny shares the same approach.

The Sun in Her Eyes

Amber was three when her mother died in a car crash. She cannot remember the accident, but a stranger who was there has never forgotten. Nearly thirty years later, that person is trying to find Amber.

Five Years From Now

Nell and Van meet as children when their parents fall in love, but they are soon separated. Five years later they reconnect, their bond returning alongside new feelings. Once again, they must part.

If You Could Go Anywhere

Angie has always wanted to travel, yet at twenty-seven she has barely left the small mining town where she was born. Instead, she experiences the wider world through stories from passing travellers, hoping she will one day see it for herself.