Heather Walrath’s debut historical novel, THE DIVA’S DAUGHTER, is available to order in paperback and e-book via the links below. What are readers saying? Take a look!
“Be transported to 1930s Munich in a politically fraught time with echoes of current societal trends. It’s an absorbing, atmospheric novel.” – Author Charlotte Rains Dixon
“A heartbreaking, must-read story.” – Reader Review
“A different and interesting take on this time period. I loved learning about the influence of music and art on politics.” – Reader Review
“A book about trust, love, fear, friendship and family. Well researched. I thoroughly enjoyed it.” – Reader Review
“I enjoyed the way music was used…almost like another character.” – Reader Review
“Amidst the backdrop of escalating civil unrest, The Diva’s Daughter is a captivating love story and a truly memorable read.” – Reader Review
Glittering grand opera Fractious 1930s Europe Sassy singer Friends-to-lovers Found family Voices against evil Heart, hope & resilience The intersection of art & politics Love letter to The Sound of Music
Munich & Vienna, 1932. Aspiring opera singer Angelika Eder thought she had it all—a cultured life in Vienna, along with the guidance of her glamorous mother, a world-famous soprano. But when tragedy strikes and her mother dies amidst a swirling family scandal, eighteen-year-old Angelika finds herself uprooted to Munich, where civil unrest is rife and leaders of the increasingly powerful Nazi Party seek to use her voice as propaganda.
When a figure from her mother’s past offers Angelika the chance to study and sing at an elite Viennese university, she decides to fight for her dream while evading the vile Nazis she despises. But the Nazis aren’t relenting in their demand that Angelika support their party and sing for Hitler himself. Can Angelika find her voice and stand against evil, even if it means risking not only her dreams of fame, but also the safety of herself and everyone she loves?
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