The Aria

The Aria is the third and final book of The Phantom trilogy by SF. It is the sequel to the second book, The Ghost.

Synopsis
Ten years had passed since a fire broke out in the illustrious Paris Opéra Garnier where a ghost was said to live. After all, ten years ago, strange occurrences and murders happen there; but it didn't stop artists from all around the world to perform—only the catastrophic fire did. And behind the ruins of the once beautiful Opera, what they've found was a mask that stories said to have belonged to the feared Phantom, proving that the rumors weren't merely ghost stories.

Ten years later, Linnéa Bergström travels to St. Petersburg, Imperial Russia with her husband, Dominique Moreau, and son, Érik, where she is scheduled to sing in celebration of the crown prince's third birthday. After the incident in the Opéra Garnier, no one ever heard her perform in public again, causing questions to arise what made her do so now.

Perhaps, it was due to her ominous feelings since receiving the invitation that compelled her to do so; the spirit of her past who've searched for the mystery of the Opera Ghost ten years ago. As she receives another invitation for her to sing for the mysterious Mister A, she doesn't expect what turn of events it would be the moment she arrives.

Trivia
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 * The story is set in year 1907, and started on August 5.
 * The crown prince of Russia is Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia.
 * The events in the story took place for roughly a week. Making it the novel with the shortest time frame.
 * In the story, the infamous Grigori Rasputin is an advisor only to Tsarina Alexandra but not to Tsar Nicholas II. Mister A is considered to be the tsar's advisor and confidant.
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