The Phantom of the Opera
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The Phantom of the Opera

by Gaston Leroux

Publisher
Independently published
Pages
226
Language
English
Published
1909

Overview

The Phantom of the Opera is Gaston Leroux's Gothic mystery about obsession, performance, and the hidden world beneath the Paris Opera House. At its center are the gifted singer Christine Daae, the masked figure who haunts the theatre, and a romance entangled with fear, secrecy, music, and control.

Readers drawn to theatrical settings, dark romance, and classic suspense will find The Phantom of the Opera richer than a simple monster story. Leroux blends detective fiction, melodrama, horror, and backstage intrigue to explore beauty, loneliness, genius, possession, and the cost of turning love into domination. The novel is especially appealing to readers who like atmospheric classics where architecture, rumor, and music become part of the plot.

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