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A review by kfish3
The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
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The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux is a free Netgalley ebook that I read in late November.
The legendary threat of an opera house's ghost, yet, compared to productions I've seen, the lesser chorus cast of the book are generally a band of pompous, bickering, weenies, yet they shrilly skitte away at the mention of ghosts. There's also a lot of correspondence going on between theater managers and casting directors, a hasty infatuative, dramatic courtship goes on between Raoul and Christine, her spooky longing for both Erik (aka the Phantom), a B-level plotline of large amounts of money changing hands, and the rescue of retrieving Christine safely from Erik's clutches.
The legendary threat of an opera house's ghost, yet, compared to productions I've seen, the lesser chorus cast of the book are generally a band of pompous, bickering, weenies, yet they shrilly skitte away at the mention of ghosts. There's also a lot of correspondence going on between theater managers and casting directors, a hasty infatuative, dramatic courtship goes on between Raoul and Christine, her spooky longing for both Erik (aka the Phantom), a B-level plotline of large amounts of money changing hands, and the rescue of retrieving Christine safely from Erik's clutches.