DALLAS — Rosalyn Story is a renaissance woman. In addition to performing in the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra for over 30 years, she has worked as a freelance journalist and has written several books.
Her latest novel, "Sing Her Name," largely centers on Eden Malveaux, a 30-something from New Orleans struggling to provide for her and her brother in New York City after being displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
Eden is waiting tables at a Midtown diner when a regular customer hears her talented singing voice. Thus begins her path toward a career in classical music, from lessons with a tough teacher and a failed audition to a major role in "Carmen."
