A Song for Issy Bradley tells the story of a Mormon family in Liverpool whose lives are shattered by the death of their young daughter, Issy. As each family member copes with grief differently, their faith, relationships, and sense of identity are tested. Ian, the father and church bishop, tries to remain strong, while Claire, the mother, struggles to find meaning after the tragedy. Their children also face their own challenges as the family searches for a way to heal. The novel explores themes of loss, faith, doubt, love, and resilience.