Discover the poignant journey of James O’Connell in 'Three Days In June'. This compelling memoir chronicles his extraordinary experiences as a soldier in the Parachute Regiment during the Falklands War. James, hailing from Bootle, Merseyside, faced unimaginable challenges after the harrowing attack on Mount Longdon in April 1982, where he was critically wounded. Having endured five years of reconstructive surgery due to a severe facial injury, his story sheds light on the often overlooked struggles faced by veterans, including the impact of PTSD and the difficult transition to civilian life.

In this powerful narrative, readers will explore themes of bravery, resilience, and the quest for recognition through James's relentless advocacy for deserving heroes, including his efforts for posthumous gallantry medals. 'Three Days In June' offers an in-depth look into the lasting effects of war, both on the battlefield and at home. This B-format paperback is published by Octopus in 2022 and spans 528 pages filled with insight and emotion. Perfect for history buffs, military enthusiasts, and those interested in personal triumphs over adversity, this memoir is a must-read that enlightens and inspires.

Whether you're looking for a veteran's memoir or an insightful account of the Falklands conflict, ‘Three Days In June’ is your next literary journey. This authentic and heartfelt book invites readers to reflect on courage and remembrance, making it an essential addition to any personal library.