The Mask

The Mask is the first book of The Phantom trilogy by SF. It was followed then by the second book, The Ghost.

Synopsis
It is the second half of the 19th century in Paris, France. The Opéra Garnier is the glamorous stage where singers from all over Europe dreamed to be. However, there is a fearful and dark rumor in the air behind all the dazzle, which seems to regard a mysterious man within the Opera House. Yet, it doesn't stop artists from here and there to perform; as well as Linnéa Bergström, who does not only wished to be the Prima Donna here, but yearns to solve the mystery itself.

A chorus girl performing in the Opera, Linnéa is a young woman who only sings at a small café in Paris for her efforts to match the top opera singer of the house just aren't enough... until, one day, a beautiful voice speaks to her; a voice from whom she starts receiving singing lessons and encourages her to be the diva she dreams of becoming.

As the mystery surrounding the Opera House escalates, Linnéa becomes obsessed in finding the root of it all. Solving the mysteries going on isn't her job; but as she is pulled into a spiral of love and hate, she better keep her hands at the level of her eyes while in the grandest opera house of the current time: a place where secrets have yet to unfold.

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