Andi's War unfolds a captivating tale of a Greek family ripped asunder during the turbulent civil war that erupted in Greece, pitting communist partisans against loyalists in the aftermath of World War II. The novel intricately weaves the external chaos surrounding Andi with her own inner tumult—a personal battle she must wage against herself. It is a complex journey she must unravel, a paralyzing fear she must confront and conquer, a challenging life she must navigate regardless of the hurdles that stand in her path.

Andi's War marks the first chapter of Billi Rosen's evocative trilogy centered around the life of Andi. The novel masterfully captures the stark realities and brutalities of life during the Greek civil war, delivered with both objectivity and sensitivity, offering profound insight into the unfolding events. Life's stark truths are depicted with authenticity, experienced through the perspective of a heroine who resonates universally. She could be any young woman caught in the throes of civil war, grappling with the fears and musings of adolescence while striving to comprehend and endure the tumultuous circumstances that surround her.