April 1940. War arrives without warning on a remote Faroese island.
As British soldiers take control of her village, Karin N lsoy becomes the only bridge between the occupiers and her people. Trusted by both sides, she soon finds herself caught in a dangerous web of secrets, suspicion, and impossible choices.
But the greatest threat may come from within her own family.
As tensions rise and loyalties begin to fracture, the three N lsoy sisters are forced onto a path that could change their lives forever. One hidden truth has the power to destroy everything they hold dear.
Set against the little-known Allied occupation of the Faroe Islands, Daughters of Eyjar is a gripping historical novel of family, betrayal, and the devastating cost of keeping secrets.