Lily Graham Books in Order

After a breakup and a cycling injury, food writer Emma returns to her family’s Yorkshire cottage. Baking with her grandmother offers comfort, while an old love and a longstanding family feud complicate her hopes of starting again.

Abandoned by her husband, Victoria retreats to a Cornish cottage and discovers a diary written in 1905. Investigating its mysterious love story draws her toward a lawyer and reveals connections between another woman’s past and her own future.

Widowed Charlotte travels to Formentera after inheriting her grandmother’s villa through a gift arranged by her late husband. Exploring the family’s history uncovers a dangerous love affair and the story of two sisters whose separation still echoes across generations.

Having escaped occupied Paris as a small child, Valerie returns as an adult to her grandfather’s bookshop. Searching for answers about her parents uncovers a wartime romance and the sacrifices behind the life she barely remembers.

In 1942, Eva enters Auschwitz hoping to find her husband and befriends Sofie, another woman desperate to protect a child. An unexpected pregnancy binds their futures together as they struggle to preserve hope amid the camp’s brutality.

After their Jewish parents are arrested in Hamburg, teenage twins Asta and Jürgen attempt to escape to an aunt in Denmark. When Jürgen is caught, Asta survives with a promise to find the brother she has lost.

Sabine inherits a Paris restaurant with a troubling wartime history and discovers a passport bearing an unfamiliar name. Her search revisits the life of a woman who served Nazi officers and vanished after a devastating night in 1944.

During the London Blitz, Finley finds love with refugee lodger Sebastien, whose work will take him into occupied Europe. Her decision to remain in the city conceals a secret that threatens the future they hope to share.

Shot down over occupied France, Frankie loses her memory and finds shelter with an elderly man and his grandson. As fragments of her past return, she must discover who she is without endangering the people protecting her.

Expecting her first child, Ivy hopes her new Cornish cottage will provide the Christmas comfort she has missed since her mother died. When troubling secrets emerge, an old letter from her mother offers unexpected guidance through uncertainty.

After bereavement and trouble at work, Ria travels to Crete and finds employment with an eccentric novelist. A growing attraction to a vineyard owner promises renewal, but secrets threaten the unexpected happiness she begins building on the island.