Opera Vox Audiobooks

Chapter 16 - Madame Giry's Astounding Revelations as to Her Personal Relations with the Opera Ghost.  In which more revelations as to the managers dealings with the Ghost are revealed.  To stay in touch, make comments or catch up on my blog I can be found here Very Small Rocks

I hope you are enjoying this intriguing story as it unfolds.  Much confusion and speculation on all sides follows the strange disappearance at the Opera.  Raoul despairs at the latest developments.

Chapter 13 A Master-Stroke of the Trap-Door Lover.  Whilst Christine and Raoul plan their flight, the influence of the shadowy Erik continues to grow and impact their plans.

Apollo's Lyre.  In which much is revealed by Christine to Raoul about the nature of the Opera Ghost, the Angel of Music and various happenings during Christine's absence.

The spectre of the Angel of Music continues to haunt the relationship between Christine and Raoul.  Moments of happiness continue to be overshadowed by his mysterious presence.

Rauoul continues to pursue his childhood love; soliciting advice from Mamma Valerius and and accepting an unexpected invitation to a masked ball.

The influence of the Ghost begins to have an effect on the 2 Opera managers as his warnings to them are borne out in the latest performance to devastating effect

In which we discover something of the history of Christine and Raoul and the mysterious Angel of Music.

Chapter 4 - Box Five.   The new Opera managers, Richard and Montcharmin begin to understand that the Opera Ghost may not be, after all, a joke played on them by the outgoing managers.

Chapter 2 The New Margarita,  Chapter 3 The Mysterious Reason.   The story continues with new revelations concerning the Opera Ghost.  Some characters left bemused and others unable to take the idea of a Ghost seriously.  For further information visit http://www.verysmallrocks.io.  Also listen to my version of Count of Monte Cristo and the Sherlock Holmes at https://libriv...

Prologue and Chapter 1 After receiving feedback from many of you with your suggestions on which great classics you would like me to tackle, I made a decision to begin this journey with The Phantom of the Opera.  Set in Paris and originally serialized, just as I intend to do with the audiobook, it was published in the early 20th Century.  It has since been made famous by the 1925 Lon Chan...

Welcome to Opera Vox Audiobooks.  This first episode is my introduction to the podcast dedicated to audiobook recordings of the classics.  3 Times weekly serializations of books by great authors from the past.  I am currently seeking input from my listeners before embarking on my first recording.  Let me know if you have any favorites you would like to be included as the podcas...