June Francis

June Francis

Born in 1941, June has lived in Liverpool all her life and began her writing career over twenty years ago.

To date, she has written over thirty books, which have mainly been family sagas set in Liverpool - including a couple of best sellers. The books cover a period spanning from the Edwardian era to the the rock and roll years with several books set during the turbulent events of the two World Wars.

June is amongst the most borrowed authors in the libraries.

What genre does June Francis write in?

June Francis primarily writes historical family sagas, often focusing on domestic life and community in Liverpool.

What time periods and themes do her novels cover?

Her books span from the Edwardian era through the rock and roll years, with several novels set during the First and Second World Wars. Common themes include family, resilience, social change and working-class life.

How many books has she written and has she had commercial success?

She has written more than thirty books. A number of her novels have been best sellers and she is widely borrowed in libraries.

Where should I start if I want to read June Francis?

Start with a representative family saga that appeals to you; Mersey Girl is one accessible title. Alternatively, pick a book set in the historical period you prefer.

Are her books standalone or part of a series, and what is the recommended reading order?

Many of her novels function as standalone family sagas. When books are linked into multi-book sagas, reading them in publication order gives the clearest chronological progression.

All June Francis Books