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The Angel of the Opera by Sam Siciliano · Booklabria

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The Angel of the Opera

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The Angel of the Opera

Name: The Angel of the Opera
Author: Sam Siciliano

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First published: 1994
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

>Holmes faces the Phantom

>Paris 1890. Sherlock Holmes is summoned across the English Channel to the famous Opéra de Paris. Once there, he is challenged to discover the true motivations and secrets of the notorious Phantom, who rules its depths with passion and defiance.

Subjects: Mystery
Crime
Private investigators
Composers
Holmes, sherlock
Opera
Set in: France
Paris
Time: 1890
Characters: Sherlock Holmes
Phantom of the Opera

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