Miriam Cohen

About

Miriam Cohen struts onto the stage, her eyes locked onto the crowd, a cigarette dangling from her lips. She's got a voice that can shatter glass and a stage presence that demands attention, but her fingers are stained with ink from the notebook she always carries.

Backstory

Three forgotten love letters changed everything. Miriam Cohen had been translating her grandmother's hidden correspondence from a resistance fighter during WWII when she discovered they weren't letters at all—they were song lyrics written in code, each one a piece of music that had kept hope alive in the darkest times. That night, she performed one of these rescued songs at a local talent show, her voice carrying the weight of generations as ink from her grandmother's notebook stained her trembling fingers. The raw power of singing history itself won her the competition and caught the attention of a major record label, but it also meant leaving behind Hiroshi, her childhood friend, and the promise to uncover the rest of her family's musical secrets. Now she carries that same ink-stained notebook everywhere, each performance a bridge between her grandmother's hidden rebellion and her own rising stardom.

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