Novels about blind female musicians--AI

AI Overview

Novels focusing specifically on blind female musicians are relatively niche, but examples include Alicia Beckman's Blind Faith and Nikita Slater's dark romance Fear in Her Eyes, featuring a cellist. For historical contexts, there's the novella Pegasus the Pianist in the Dark by Michele Halberstadt and the YA novel The Transcriber by Kristen Witucki, where a blind musician is a main character.

Historical and General Fiction:

Blind Faith . by Alicia Beckman: A novel about a woman who is blind and possesses musical talent, though further details about the musical aspect are not provided in the search results.

Pegasus the Pianist in the Dark . by Michele Halberstadt: A historical mystery novella featuring a blind pianist, set in 18th-century Vienna.

The Transcriber . by Kristen Witucki: A young adult novel where one of the main characters, Emily, is blind, smart, musical, and artistic, with her brother Louis's perspective on her life as the narrator.

Romantic and Dark Romance:

Fear in Her Eyes . by Nikita Slater: A dark mafia romance novel about Addison, a blind cellist whose ordered world is disrupted by an obsessive stalker and a dangerous mercenary.

The Idol of the Blind . by Tom Gallon (1899): Features a blind musician named Dora who becomes entangled with a manipulative man while trying to find fame in London.

Other Relevant Works:

A Song in the Dark: by Kimberley Woodhouse: An inspirational historical romance about a blind virtuoso pianist set in World War II Europe.