After her 17th birthday, Adelina de Chagny, the only child of Vicomte Raoul de Chagny and Countess de Chagny, formerly known by Christine Daaé, develops a disturbing obsession with the stories of the Opera Ghost that her parents tried so hard to leave in the past. Will Adelina's sanity remain intact? Or will it end in cold blood as the story of the century?

|| Book 1 of The Shadow's Melody || As a maid here at the new Opéra Populaire I can certainly sense something different. Something missing. It lacked him. The Opera Ghost who disappeared. I know I should let it go. I know I shouldn't constantly think about a dead man. A murderer. But I simply can't. I can't forget about that man I fell in love with those many years ago. I yearned to hear his angelic voice again. I begged for it. Hoped for it. Prayed for it. I called for him in my dreams. The man they called The Phantom of the Opera. I would never have guessed that my hopes and prayers would soon be answered.

{Phantom of the Opera x reader} COMPLETED (I wrote this when I was small, be prepared to cringe a lot 🙃)

April is the daughter of a famous singer and a well known actor. Her mother died in a car accident and her father wanted her to sing like her mother. April can't though. Ever since her mother died she has stuttered. For that reason her father abandons her. That same dark night she finds a old mansion and its strange master. At first she is unsure about him but soon begins to see the master for who he is underneath the face. Will April ever speak again without stuttering and will the dark master of the house ever learn to love the light?

Reagan Dare, a young girl with a heart for danger and snooping, got the honor of taking a grand trip to Paris with her journalism group. All the sites and all the exciting atmosphere are enough to send the mind of any journalist zooming with ideas. The grandest idea, in Reagan's mind however, was the infamous story of the Paris Opera Populaire. Warning: Rated PG-13. Not suggested for young reader. May contain suggestive themes, violence, alcohol, other Phantom related deaths and/or abusive behaviors But, when Reagan sneaks into the Opera Populaire to investigate one night, she finds a lot more than an exciting journalism story. She finds the Angel of Music. But has time turned the Angel of love to a Demon of hate? Will she sing for him once more?

The authorities always spin the story so the person who did the actual killing is on the bad end of the argument, she's noticed that. They never even stop to wonder whether or not the person who did the killing was, oh... trying to save their own life, perhaps? She doesn't understand why they always make her out to be the bad guy. Yes, she's stolen a few things, and yes, she's killed a few people, but she always had a reason. The people she's killed are worse than she is. La Chatte Noire never kills without reasoning, without justice. Unfortunately, the authorities don't like vigilantes so much, and her reputation of thieving precedes her. But for some reason she doesn't understand, he doesn't care. Book One in the In My Darkness series. A Phantom of the Opera fiction.

The times have changed. Christine has moved on, Mme. Giry has left, and Erik has remained a hollow form. But when a young girl visits the opera house, it sparks a new flame that can not be put out. Can it once again be time for a Masquerade? Warning: Rated PG-13. Not suggested for young reader. May contain suggestive themes, violence, alcohol, other Phantom related deaths and/or abusive behaviors