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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: PHANTOM OF MANHATTAN]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[In this brilliantly conceived novel, master storyteller Frederick Forysth brings the legend of the mysterious Phantom back to life. <br />After his failed attempt to kidnap his beloved Christine, the beautiful young opera singer, and a harrowing escape from the hands of an angry mob at the Paris Opera House, the Phantom was never seen again.<br />Until now... <br />In The Phantom of Manhattan, we learn of is daring journey to New York where he has begun a life anew as a lonely, secretive and wealthy figure. <br />Unseen, he watches over all as he plots his crowning achievement - the creation of the world's greatest and most glittering opera house - a grand palace that will set the stage for a fateful reunion with Christine, now a world-famous and celebrated diva. The final act in this haunting tale of unrequited love and obsession results in an explosive culmination of triumph and tragedy.]]></description>
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