The Forgotten Phantom

Kathryn Ann Kingsley — 2022

Keep your hand at the level of your eyes... Christine is certain that the Institute is trying to get rid of her. Why else would they send her to investigate a hundred-year-old cold case about some illusive "Phantom" lurking in the depths of a crumbling old Opera House? Turns out, she's probably right. But as unlikely as it seems, there might be something to it. There's definitely more in the shadows than just a few rats and some pieces of forgotten scenery. Especially now that she's woken it up. The Phantom is real. And now he's set his sights on her. As the old legends start to come to life around her, Christine is becoming increasingly snared in the web of a monster who has linked her to a ghost from the past. But is this Phantom fiend or friend? Angel of music or demon of the pit? Her lover...or her killer? ___________ Thrills, chills, horror, & romance! Creature Feature is a series of stand-alone romances that take the classic movie monsters you know and love and reimagines their stories where the villains get to keep the girl. By USA Today Bestselling Author of the "Maze of Shadows" and "Harrow Faire" series, Kathryn Ann Kingsley, these books are certain to send a shiver down your spine...and keep you up all night long. Warning: The Forgotten Phantom has themes of stalking and murder. This is a horror romance, so some content may be upsetting to some readers.

Reviews

á@marya

Jan 13, 2024

the last line of the book, as christine said, she didn't care how erik 'lived' and survived the fall of the opera house but i did. how did he escaped, when he never did wandered so far in centuries? because finally someone loved him and he finally earned his freedom? the most interesting character is baltimore tbh, i want to know what kind of immortal he is. overall was an okay, entertaining read.

Selkie@selkie

Nov 23, 2023

I had a really good time reading this story, even though I picked it up without too much enthusiasm:
Erik is a fascinating character and I really appreciated reading his pov (even though my boy really need therapy).

The flow was just perfect and the story enticing even if I got distracted by how MUCH I wanted to learn more about Baltimore and the monster mentioned in Christine’s past. It just stayed in the back of my head through the whole novel. I also really really really wanted to punch Raoul, but who doesn’t after reading this book ???

Overall, I really liked this story and will probably read it again one day.

Julie Failde@jmfailde

Jan 9, 2024