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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I like this version of the Phantom of the Opera. It is both entertaining and exciting. I like the first part best. The latter part about the Chagny mansion is not as good,and the comte seem too evil a character. I like Erik better as an orchestrator than as a victim. Luckily there is justice in the end.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Christine Daae has heard the rumours of the hideous Phantom said to haunt the great Opera HOuse, but she alone knows the truth of the man she calls her Angel of Music. For as he tutors her to become a brilliant singer, he also teaches her about hidden passions. He comes to her only in the darkness, awakening her with the velvet timbre of his sensual voice and arousing her with his touch. He is real. Her inspiration. Her Ange de Musique.
But beatuiful Christine has attracted the attention of Opera House patron Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny, and his lascivious brother, the Comte, who has his own reason for hating the mysterious Phantom.
Soon Christine will find herself torn between the luxurious life of the handsome Vicomte and the only man who understands her music and deepest desires. She will have to make the choice between living a life in the light of nineteenth-century Paris society - or spending the rest of her days revealing her love to the Phantom in the shadows of the OPera's catacombs.
When i picked this book up, i thought "ok, sounds interesting". Well, let me tell you, this is definately a keeper!
It's another side to the story of Phantom Of The Opera. You'll epecially love this story, if you always wondered what would happen if Christine wanted to stay with Erik and not run off with Raoul, as you could always sense that Erik and Christine were meant to be together.
You can also really sense the love ties between Erik and Christine, and it draws you into the story, helplessly wanting to find out what happens in the end.
I would recommend this to anyone who wants a really good book, good storyline, with exceptional characters, and good erotica thrown in as well!
But beatuiful Christine has attracted the attention of Opera House patron Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny, and his lascivious brother, the Comte, who has his own reason for hating the mysterious Phantom.
Soon Christine will find herself torn between the luxurious life of the handsome Vicomte and the only man who understands her music and deepest desires. She will have to make the choice between living a life in the light of nineteenth-century Paris society - or spending the rest of her days revealing her love to the Phantom in the shadows of the OPera's catacombs.
When i picked this book up, i thought "ok, sounds interesting". Well, let me tell you, this is definately a keeper!
It's another side to the story of Phantom Of The Opera. You'll epecially love this story, if you always wondered what would happen if Christine wanted to stay with Erik and not run off with Raoul, as you could always sense that Erik and Christine were meant to be together.
You can also really sense the love ties between Erik and Christine, and it draws you into the story, helplessly wanting to find out what happens in the end.
I would recommend this to anyone who wants a really good book, good storyline, with exceptional characters, and good erotica thrown in as well!
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Seriously, this book amazed me. It was exactly how I always wanted The Phantom of the Opera to end. Also, characterization was brilliant - I really felt for Eric and Christine as they tried to make their love work.
Beuatiful.
Beuatiful.
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Loved it
Everyone who loves Phantom of the Opera wants him to end up with Christine. This book does have the story of the Phantom but the all the characters we know and love have sexuality... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Frances1975
terrible
This book took over a month to arrive and after all that is was sorely disappointed! It totally degrades all the characters changes the story and uses infantile language. Read more
Published 7 months ago by leecii
Unmasqued
I didn't really like the book. The story was interesting but not well written but it was the only reason I decided to finish it but each sex scene was near enough a rape scene. Read more
Published 11 months ago by amandac2568
Umasqued
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Unmasqued. I loved how the author described honestly the intensity, the passion, the intimacy and physical aspects of Erik's and Christine's... Read more
Published 12 months ago by DawnS
More like unimpressed!
This Book was written like a 13 year old's first fan fiction. It was AWFUL. I wanted some strong, erotic connection between Christine and Erik- something that was missing from the... Read more
Published 18 months ago by KawaiiKekeChan
An Erotic Phanfic
As a lover of Phantom fiction, I was intrigued with the idea of this book, but was hesitant to pick it up. Read more
Published on 4 Feb 2010 by Stephanie D. Briggs
Awful
Ew. Cheap porn. I can't imagine why people read this author's books. She can't even write about sex well. The story is stupid, too - I probably could have written something better.
Published on 7 Sep 2009 by Curio
Phantastic
I adore the phantom of the opera. and this book really didn't let me down. Its said to be taken from he diaries of christen daee. Its sad happy sexy and romantic. Read more
Published on 12 Aug 2008 by Laura Best
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