Love by the Morning Star

In 1938, Germany is no place for a half-Jewish girl, so teenage cabaret singer Hannah goes to the grand country estate of Starkers, where she expects to be received as a distant relative. British bombshell Anna is supposed to enter the household as a kitchen maid and spy for her father’s Nazi sympathizer friends. But there’s a mix-up. When Anna is introduced as family and Hannah is banished to the kitchen, the novel erupts into a delightful and suspenseful comedy of errors. Romance, history, and philosophy sparkle and waltz in this brilliant book.

"Intrigue, romance, and humor combine to produce a thoroughly delightful read."
—VOYA

"Hannah is a breath of fresh air both for her hosts and for readers, who will enjoy rooting for her."
—Booklist

"Sullivan's wry and evocative omniscient voice makes Hannah and Anna's escapades a pleasure to read."
—Publisher's Weekly

"Sullivan delights in leading readers through a jaunty muddle of romantic misfortunes."
—Kirkus

"A light and fun romance that should appeal to fans of Downton Abbey."
—School Library Journal