Set against the tumultuous backdrop of World War II, June Francis’s Lily’s War explores the resilience, emotional complexity, and resourcefulness of a young woman navigating personal and societal upheaval. The narrative follows Lily, a Liverpool native, as she faces the harsh realities of war—loss, uncertainty, and the shifting roles of women. Through Lily’s journey, Francis weaves themes of love, duty, and transformation, painting a vivid picture of civilian life during conflict.

• The war acts as both a destructive and transformative force, upending traditional social structures while offering opportunities for personal...
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