Sydney Central Reunion Books in Order
Part ofAmy Andrews Books in OrderSee the Sydney Central Reunion books tied to Amy Andrews, with summaries, series background, and simple help finding her entry.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
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Sydney Central Reunion books in publication order
1 book
Harper and the Single Dad
by Amy Andrews
2023
Returning to Sydney as head of ER is hard enough for Dr. Harper. Facing her first love, firefighter and widowed single dad Yarran, is the part she is least ready for.
Sydney Central Reunion books in chronological order
Series background & context
Sydney Central Reunion is a Harlequin Medical continuity built around returning home, facing old feelings, and discovering that the past has not stayed as settled as everyone hoped. Amy Andrews launches the series with Harper and the Single Dad.
That first-book setup tells you a lot about the wider mood. A doctor comes back to Sydney as the new head of ER. Her first love is still there. He is now a widowed single dad and a firefighter. The work is intense, the history is unresolved, and friendship is not going to stay friendship for long.
The series seems designed to mix hospital life with personal roots. Characters are not only dealing with patients and workplace politics. They are dealing with home, memory, and the people who knew them before they became who they are now.
That combination gives the romances extra depth. Returning home is never neutral, and Amy understands how to use that for both tenderness and conflict.
If you like second-chance romance with medical stakes and a strong sense of old ties pulling at the present, Sydney Central Reunion is worth starting at book one.
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