Anna Adams

Aria is on top of the world. Her father finally supports her dream of becoming an opera singer, her friendship with Maxime is off to a great start, and she's reconnecting with her estranged mother before the start of her second year at the National Academy of Arts in France. But all that's overshadowed when she realizes her voice's limitations could prevent her from becoming a famous singer. Torn between her wish for fame and her desire to stay true to herself, Aria will have to choose what singing really means to her and what she's willing to sacrifice in order to succeed.

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