Brie is a huge fan of The Phantom of the Opera,and when she falls through a mirror, she wakes up and finds out she's in the movie, she's Christine's sister, and her life will change forever. Will she follow the movie or change it for good? Erik/OC Christine/Raoul. Story completed, sequel will be up soon.

Layla Barrett has successfully ran away from her tormenting father with the help of her trusty butler and stern, but loving mother. She arrives in Paris, France in hopes to start a new life at the Opera Populair. But her secret on why she hides her hands is troublesome and causes many to question her. Erik was a bit taken back to Madame Giry's sudden decision on letting a new ballet rat join so easily. He was as well curious on my she hides her hands and at the same time a bit furious there was another ballet rat in his opera house. Will Layla's new life in the Opera house be grand, or will things spiral out of control? Will Erik's curiosity turn into something more? Has layla fully escaped her father? --------------- This takes place a few months before Lefevre's retirement. Sorry if Erik is OOC. I do not own PotO, only my characters I put in this Fanfiction

Christine went and told her beloved angel how she felt how she truly loved him. Soon they gave in to their richest desires. They soon escape the opera house and flee to America. Along the way things happen and Raoul shows back up. Will Raoul get in between Erik's and Christine's love? Will they make it knowing what could happen to each other? What will they do when a child appears in the mix? If a child is born at all? Will they survive dangers together or apart? What secrets will they learn?

A roleplay done by PhantomGirl321 and sarahlet2999. This book will be in script format. That is how we wrote it so that will be how it is presented. We do not own The Little Mermaid or Phantom of the Opera. We have taken some liberties in changing the characters around and the movie ending. Main change: Ursala, the Sea Witch is now Erik, the Sea Warlock.

The story of a phantom and a whore. (This a short story.)

Carly is a perfect girl. She is the daughter of a minister and the organist. She sings in the choir and is the most innocent girl in the while church. But when a strange man starts coming to her father's church she learns much about the world, pain, and love. Her life is forever altered by a pair of golden eyes and a white mask that none see behind. Will this perfect girl accept a highly imperfect man or will she run from his dark life.

Opera Populaire burnt down from accidental circumstances, Erik and Fleurette got smuggled onto a ship to explore the wider world of America. But what if the idea of travelling isn't actually the fun idea Fleurette has always thought it to be? No one has guarantees for a new life in America, just maybe she'll find that out soon.

When struggling actress Marianna Harper finally catches her big break in a new, filmed-for-DVD production of "The Phantom of the Opera," she believes life couldn't be better. But when the part proves to be more challenging than she expected and the fans begin questioning her abilities, the pressure begins to overwhelm her. She begins to doubt herself and makes an innocent wish for help to be as good as the character she portrays... And little does she know that wish will change her life forever.

The phantom was left broken. Used. And abused. He was shrouded in darkness once again. He had lost everything. And like many who lose everything, he decided to make sure he could lose nothing else. What happens when he is interrupted by a girl who has no idea the consequences of the situation? Find out more in The Phantom's Bride

What happens when the thought to be dead Russian princess Anastasia meets the Phantom of the Opera's son? As insane and deformed as his father and namesake Erik, the Second, has taken up residence in the opera house after his parents death. Anastasia has just seen her whole family murdered. Afraid for her life and having no where to go she runs to Paris in hopes if hiding there. That is when the Phantom of the Opera meets a strange girl named Anna of whom the saying "more than meets the eye" most certainly applies.