Right now, you can grab a print copy of Phantom for only $12.10! This sale price could change at any time since Amazon initiated it somewhat randomly. So if you want to grab a copy at the sale price, get it now! :) So far, Phantom has received four five star reviews and one four star review, which is pretty good since copies just went out this week! Here are a few highlights:
"Much like the original Phantom, Justyn is a character who will capture your heart, even when you suspect he might be doing horrible things." by Maryann
""Phantomby Laura DeLuca is an exciting Thriller / Mystery, rife with page-turning suspense and rich character development." By Rosa
"The end of the book was... startling. I'm not sure how I feel about it, yet. No, that's not true, I am surprised. I wasn't expecting the outcome that greeted me in the last few chapters. The characters changed in ways that, well... The ending was twisted and shocking. I'm still blinking a little." By Magaly
And here is the summary again, just in case you missed.
The “Phantom” was a musical phenomenon that Rebecca had always found enchanting. She had no idea that her life was about to mirror the play that was her obsession. When her high school drama club chooses “Phantom” as their annual production, Rebecca finds herself in the middle of an unlikely love triangle and the target of a sadistic stalker who uses the lines from the play as their calling card.
Rebecca lands the lead role of Christine, the opera diva, and like her character, she is torn between her two co-stars—Tom the surfer and basketball star who plays the lovable hero, and Justyn, the strangely appealing Goth who is more than realistic in the role of the tortured artist.
Almost immediately after casting, strange things start to happen both on and off the stage. Curtains fall. Mirrors are shattered. People are hurt in true phantom style. They all seem like accidents until Rebecca receives notes and phone calls that hint at something more sinister. Is Justyn bringing to life the twisted character of the phantom? Or in real life are the roles of the hero and the villain reversed? Rebecca doesn’t know who to trust, but she knows she’s running out of time as she gets closer and closer to opening night. Only when the mask is stripped away, will the twenty first century phantom finally be revealed.
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