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The Phantom Diaries (The Phantom Diaries #1)

by Kailin Gow (Goodreads Author)

3.59 of 5 stars 3.59 · rating details · 188 ratings · 41 reviews

What happens to the Phantom after the tragedy at the Paris Opera House is the basis for this fantastic tale of The Phantom Diaries, loosely based on Gaston Leroux's classic, The Phantom of the Opera, but with a new tale and a modern twist. This new series for older teens and young adults is told through the eyes of 18 year-old Annette Binoche, who lands a job at the New Yo...more

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Published May 31st 2010 by The Edge

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Feb 18, 2011 Jillian -always aspiring- rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Anyone who wants to see one of their favorite stories massacred

Shelves: disappointing-books, 2011-reads, should-have-loved-it-but-didn-t, reviewed

The Phantom Diaries was a book I was so ready to love. After all, I was already hopelessly in love with the story that inspired it, so what could go wrong? ~~So much could, I would soon learn.~~

I was exposed to the wonder and heartbreak of The Phantom of the Opera way back before I had even started first grade. I remember it so well: the place was a small dinner theatre, but it didn't matter to me that there was no large stage or balcony seats or anything like that. What mattered to me was the show...more

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Feb 15, 2011 Morgan Walsh rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay. I just finished reading this book, so this is my "emotional review". Later, I might erase this one and write another one, but I kind of doubt it, as will be explained below.

I think the Phantom of the Opera is both a book and a movie. I uh, think. I've only watched the movie with Gerard Butler as the Phantom, so I can't really compare this book to the original book, as movies very rarely are like their written counterparts. But if I could... huh.

Kristine Daea or whatever her last name is in...more Okay. I just finished reading this book, so this is my "emotional review". Later, I might erase this one and write another one, but I kind of doubt it, as will be explained below.

I think the Phantom of the Opera is both a book and a movie. I uh, think. I've only watched the movie with Gerard Butler as the Phantom, so I can't really compare this book to the original book, as movies very rarely are like their written counterparts. But if I could... huh.

Kristine Daea or whatever her last name is in the movie, is, well, the heroine. In this book, she's the villain. That was funny. I like the interpretation of Kristine as a wily temptress who kind of acts like a succubus. Of course, in this book, it was never explained why she hates the Aragon family, or why she's so obsessed with having Aaron and Chase sleep with her while in possession of Annette. I think the Aragon family did something bad to her... and she wants the guys to sleep with her because, in possession of Annette's body, she wants to destroy Annette's credibility, reputation, and future. But seriously. Kristine is, pardon the language, f***ed up. I wouldn't say this if it wasn't absolutely true, by the way. (She planned on killing-- viciously-- the guy she was going to marry.) Oh, and I hated the fact that I'm not even sure how she was able to possess Annette's body when she would have died a hundred years ago.

Okay, I had a few problems with this book:
1. The first person narrative switched all the time from present tense to past tense, so the words would be like "I see" and "I saw". That part got annoying.
2. Everything happened too fast. There was some description, yes, but not hardly enough.
And 3, the biggest problem I thought was in this book...
I read this on my Kindle, and for those who don't know how one works, a Kindle only gives you the amount of percent you are through the book, not the page numbers. And, with the exception of the very beginning, the novel mentions kissing and sex at least every five percent I was in the book. Seriously. Gross. When an author mentions kissing and sex a few times--tops -- in a novel, the book retains its grace. This book was all about 1, the Opera House, 2, the three guys Annette likes, and 3, KISSING AND F***ING SEX. I've never read a book by Kaitlin Gow before, and I don't mean to be harsh to her writing, as it takes a lot of perseverence to write and finish writing a book, but seriously, enough with the horniness. The only reason I kept reading was because I could kind of find the plot in all that goop, and it was relatively good. And yeah, I'll read the sequel , I guess, because I want to see what'll happen to the characters, but all of the kissing and whatnot was disturbing. Freaking disturbing.

Oh, and one more thing: terrible, terrible cliffhanger. Grr. (less)

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Feb 24, 2011 Kailin rated it 5 of 5 stars · (Review from the author) Recommends it for: YA Paranormal/Fantasy Fans, Paranormal Fantasy, Horror, YA Romance Readers

Shelves: teen

I believe in my books so heck yeah I'm going to rate it a five.

This is loosely-based on the Gaston Leroux classic Phantom of the Opera and gives another take on Eric (purposely spelled "Eric" not "Erik") and Kristine (purposely spelled "Kristine" not "Christine") to modernize and change the characters a bit. Obviously with the addition of a new character to the story - Annette, a new setting, and placing this in modern times; this is not going to be about Phantom of the Opera. The Phantom Diari...more

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May 24, 2011 Mable rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 26, 2010 Shelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

I wasn't real sure how I would feel about this one when I received it. One, I've never read The Phantom of the Opera, so I had nothing to compare it to, even though it's loosely based on that. Two, the author sent it to me along with these words, "The Phantom Diaries is for older teens and young adults (age 17 and up). It is a romance novel loosely based on the Phantom of the Opera, and does contain a few racy scenes due to the prominent characteristics of two characters. If that is not the kind...more

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Mar 30, 2011 Alexandria rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: phantom-novels-i-have-read

I always hate giving books bad reviews, or thinking badly of them when the author has put so much into the writing and 'birth' of the story but this was just...missing something for me.

Erik didn't strike me at all as the sexy seductive Phantom. Instead he just seemed far too moody and dare I say emo for a grown man who is supposed to have been alive for the past 100 years. And he's not even deformed but I won't go into how he is missing his deformity.He struck me as being whiney, dim and a bit t...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Angel Gelique rated it 3 of 5 stars

Okay...first, I have to say I was a bit annoyed to read this novel believing that it was the first in the series when actually there are two books thay precede this one! Book 0.1 and Book 0.2!!! Who does that?!? I guess I'm to blame for not doing my homework, but come on...!

Aside from that, I thought this book was pretty good. I didn't like it much at first, but it got better toward the end. I love Gaston Leroux's "Phantom of the Opera," which I thought was an excellent read. This waned in compa...more

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Jul 19, 2010 Kristina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Once again I thoroughly enjoyed Kailin's work! The Phantom Diaries is considered YA but I recommend it for older teens because there are a few suggestive areas. I didn't have an issue with it but I'm an adult YA reader. (I know there are a lot of us!)

I love the way the author writes about her characters. She gives you enough to get a feel for them but not to much where you get tired of hearing about them. She always creates real and flawed characters. The only problem I had was that I thought th...more

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Jun 10, 2010 Melissa Nunez rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Young Adults, Twilight Moms

Recommended to Melissa by: Friend

After reading Bitter Frost, I read Phantom Diaries. Two different books, but still strong in story. Bitter Frost will appeal to all ages, especially teens. Phantom Diaries is more mature and will appeal to young adults and adults. Mature teens would devour this book, too. Like Bitter Frost, you are drawn into another world. I enjoyed being drawn into the mystery, suspense and romance of Annette's world. I've seen Phantom of the Opera on stage. Phantom Diaries captures that dynamic drama and make...more

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Jun 04, 2010 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

At first I had my doubts about this book, more because I didn't know if I would enjoy the topic seeing as how I usually focus more on fantasy books with vampires and werewolves and faeries etc. But once I began reading I was instantly intrigued.
It enveloped me instantly with mystery and questions.

The book focuses on the life of a girl named Annette, she was called upon to New York to work at the MET Opera house as a seamstress, and even though she is very talented in creating the beautiful costu...more At first I had my doubts about this book, more because I didn't know if I would enjoy the topic seeing as how I usually focus more on fantasy books with vampires and werewolves and faeries etc. But once I began reading I was instantly intrigued.
It enveloped me instantly with mystery and questions.

The book focuses on the life of a girl named Annette, she was called upon to New York to work at the MET Opera house as a seamstress, and even though she is very talented in creating the beautiful costumes of the opera her heart is drawn to the life itself and all she wants is to sing and perform.
Annette meets some of the cast members including a handsome boy named chase a unique girl named Judy and the drama queen-diva Marie. When Annette first witnesses Marie singing the lead role she also experiences one of the most strangest things possible. Everytime Marie opens her mouth, the opera house seems to rumble and growl in anger, when Marie can't handle the interuptions any longer she leaves the role leaving the production in a bind. With the lead role up for grabs Annette feels her hopes lifting, and when the music mysteriously shows up in front of her a stranger named Eric soon follows.
With the help of Eric pushing her to learn the music and encourage her emotions to envelope every note she sings, Annette soon becomes confident enough to audition and eventually win the Lead Role. Eric is the reason she becomes a leading lady and when she digs deeper into his past to find out how he was able to use HIS emotions to push her, she finds out about a long lost love of his named Kristine.
Annette soon finds out that she is more connected with Kristine then she ever knew, and soon sees the truth about Eric.

Drama is at every turn and as the mysteries continue to unfold through the pages this books leaves you wanting more. When the ending comes and your hoping for things to turn out one way, your left with the craziest cliffhanger!
This book had me all the way through and I cannot wait for the next book for me to know what fate has in store for Annette.(less)

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Dec 03, 2010 Lynnette rated it 2 of 5 stars

Interesting take on the original Phantom story, however character development was minimal and I found it hard to really like the main character all that much. Perhaps I couldn't really identify with her supposed naivety and innocence...to me she was a tease. I mean 3 guys...really??? I also thought that while the take on the Phantom story was original, I couldn't shake the thought that the surprise twist was borrowed from a movie I've seen. To her credit, the author pretty much guaranteed that p...more

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Oct 05, 2010 Lizzy rated it 2 of 5 stars

I had pretty high hopes for this one, especially after seeing the four/five star ratings on Goodreads. I also love the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, but I'll admit I've never read the original story. Still, I was excited for the story to continue in Gow's book. I found the synopsis intriguing, and couldn't wait to pick it up. Due to my high expectations, I was a bit disappointed. There were, however, a few aspects of the book that I did enjoy.

I really enjoyed reading the last quarter of the bo...more I had pretty high hopes for this one, especially after seeing the four/five star ratings on Goodreads. I also love the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, but I'll admit I've never read the original story. Still, I was excited for the story to continue in Gow's book. I found the synopsis intriguing, and couldn't wait to pick it up. Due to my high expectations, I was a bit disappointed. There were, however, a few aspects of the book that I did enjoy.

I really enjoyed reading the last quarter of the book. The story really picked up, there was quite a bit of action/suspense, and information regarding the history of certain characters. The writing seemed to flow well in this portion of the story, and everything was paced well. I also enjoyed Gow's portrayal of Eric. She did a great job of recreating a character that many people love (love to hate, pity, etc). His manner of speaking, behavior, and emotions seemed consistent with past versions of the phantom. Plus, there was quite a good twist at end of the book.

My issues began with something that wasn't the fault of the author. I'm going to mention it here, but keep in mind it has nothing to do with the story. There were quite a few issues with editing. I can usually handle a few typos and missing punctuation, but the number of things I noticed distracted me from the story. Another issue I had was with the flow of the book, it just didn't work for me until the action picked up toward the end. I also really wanted to know more about how Annette ended up at the New York Metropolitan Opera House. There is a brief mention of how she ended up there, but I would have loved to have seen it at the start of the story.

The ending left me wondering what was going to happen to the characters, and there is a sequel in the works. Despite only getting into the story toward the end, I'm interested to know how Gow resolves the conflict she's created for Eric and Annette. Overall, this book didn't work for me, but since many people really enjoyed this one, I'm in the minority.(less)

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Jun 05, 2010 K.taylor rated it 5 of 5 stars

I don't know much about Phantom of the Opera the book, but I have seen the movie with Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler. Because of the movie, I had to read the book. I did and I love it! Now about The Phantom Diaries, I'm usually a YA reader, so The Phantom Diaries fit that. Phantom of the Opera fans would LOVE this book because of the reference from the Phantom of the Opera book BUT you do not need to know the Phantom of the Opera story to enjoy this new story. The author does an amazing job honin...more

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Jun 21, 2010 E.J. Stevens rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, paranormal-romance, magic, mystery, paranormal, romance, supernatural, read-in-2010, urban-fantasy

What is going on with the Opera House and how is the masked musician connected to events from over a century ago?

The Phantom Diaries is a fast paced romantic adventure filled with passionate characters and a haunting tale of love, betrayal, and obsession. A tragic legend, and an unearthed tale of black magic and revenge lend a chilling backdrop to this story of heat and passion. Every man falls for Annette, but in the end, who can she trust and who will she love?

I enjoyed The Phantom Diaries an...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Lynne weir rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-from-kindle, ghost

OMG!!! A modern version of the phantom of the opera!!!! I have to get this. I mean...AAHHH!!! Sorry not the most mature review I've done but I cant help it. Lets hope its really good or I may cry in disappointment.

***Update***

I have to say this book was better than I thought it would be. I am a major Phantom of the Opera fan. I have the movie with Gerald Butler in it, along with a movie of the stage version and another movie of Love never dies which left me in tears. I have also read the origin...more

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Jul 12, 2010 Teen Book Reviewer (Shannon) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: authors-i-ll-read-again, unpredictable-ending, kailin-gow, addicting-series

The Phantom Diaries is an incredible story of love, revenge, and passion that can consume one's soul. Amazingly narrated by young Annette Binoche, the book's writing emerges you completely. I cannot stop reading until I was finished and yet I wanted more. More of Eric, more of Chace, and more of Aaron! The ending was incredible! WOW. Gow's next Phantom Diaries book cannot come soon enough. Phantom Diaries is my second young adult book from Gow, and she continues to weave some of young adult fict...more

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Jun 21, 2010 April rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fabulously fascinating, engrossing and addictive. The Phantom Diaries by Kailin Gow, is an incredibly modernized and paranormal twist on the highly recognized story, The Phantom of the Opera. A first in a new series, readers will be hooked and aching for more, as the final page is read. Geared toward young adult readers, this is a story that will appeal to, not only its target audience, but to adults as well.

The Phantom Diaries is the story of Annette Binoche, an eighteen-year-old girl who, thr...more Fabulously fascinating, engrossing and addictive. The Phantom Diaries by Kailin Gow, is an incredibly modernized and paranormal twist on the highly recognized story, The Phantom of the Opera. A first in a new series, readers will be hooked and aching for more, as the final page is read. Geared toward young adult readers, this is a story that will appeal to, not only its target audience, but to adults as well.

The Phantom Diaries is the story of Annette Binoche, an eighteen-year-old girl who, through her mother's friend, gets a job as a seamstress at the New York Metropolitan Opera House. What Annette doesn't realize when she begins, is that her life is about to change in amazing ways. After hearing the tale of a Phantom who haunts the Opera House, she witnesses, first hand, the incredible and terrifying antics of the Phantom.

It is not long after Annette begins her job that she meets Eric. A handsome and mesmerizing young man who hides behind a mask filled with secrets and torment. Eric takes it upon himself to vocally train Annette, knowing that she has an incredible vocal talent and the appearance to leave audiences captivated within the realms of emotion, from which she takes them with her songs. However, the feelings of student and vocal trainer, take a quick turn as a seductive pull grips them both.

While Annette desires Eric, she also finds herself attracted to a fellow performer, as well as drawing the attention of the owner of the Opera House. What she doesn't realize is that there is a malicious presence waiting in the wings, ready to pounce and exact revenge in a most horrible way. Not only that, but the people that she meets in the present, entangle with those of the far past.

Complete with romantic twists, turns and entanglements, The Phantom Diaries takes the reader on an adventure of the paranormal, the search for dreams and righting the wrongs of the past. Kailin Gow's writing style is phenomenal and will leave the reader at the edge of their seat. As I was nearing the end of the story, I was so entranced, that the pages flew and time ceased to exist. Once I read the final words, I was ready to scream, for want of more. Needless to say, I was relived to see that the second in the series is to be released at the end of this year.

Highly recommend to those looking for an amazing read, complete with the paranormal, romance, suspense and edge-of-your-seat plotting.

*overall rating 4.5/5(less)

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Nov 05, 2010 Scarlett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, ya-paranormal-romance

Even if you haven't heard of Phantom of the Opera, which Phantom Diaries is loosely based on, read this book! Every page is dripping with heat, and there is no graphic explicit sex so it's truly YA. Gow is a truly talented writer to have turned an old classic into a hot modern YA romance with paranormal teen appeal. The chemistry between Annette and Eric is scorching. You almost forget you're reading YA, but at the same time, it is mature and unique. The members of my book club instantly voted t...more

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Sep 04, 2012 Tiffany Mahaffy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, paperback

Don't start this expecting to read something that is exactly the same as The Phantom of the Opera. Although it has it's similarities and uses a couple similar names it is its own story. Kailin takes a classic that we love and turns it into something new and different that we can love.
I think the reason this twist was so acceptable to me was the new characters. I become much more critical when they are using the exact same people (even if they try different names).

I liked Annette. I did find a...more Don't start this expecting to read something that is exactly the same as The Phantom of the Opera. Although it has it's similarities and uses a couple similar names it is its own story. Kailin takes a classic that we love and turns it into something new and different that we can love.
I think the reason this twist was so acceptable to me was the new characters. I become much more critical when they are using the exact same people (even if they try different names).

I liked Annette. I did find at times she had some of the more irritating qualities that drive me nuts but her mind and heart always seemed to go to the same place and person that I enjoyed reading about. She has all of the passion and emotion I feel you truly need to make it on the stage. Although it was obvious from the start that she was going to get the lead role with her raw talent she was still willing to push herself to get better (with the help of a hansom stranger of course).

There is three guys to love in this novel. First you meet Chace who is a talented first chair violinist and then Eric the mysterious stranger that want to help land her the leading role. Lastly you meet Aaron Aragon, the arrogant yet charming owner of the opera house. There is a lot of mind blowing kissing and some more suggestive scenes that may be a little beyond what some people want to hear. I would say 17+ for these scenes but honestly I love them. Nothing like a little extra steamy scene to get the heart rate up.

The pace in this novel is fairly consistent and you never have time to get board. There is always one thing or another to be thinking about, or you push forth wanting to see if it is going to work out the way you hope it will. Annette has a way of just falling into the place that she should be but as easy as that sounds you're never really sure where she should be. Confusing right? I think that this is part of why I was so drawn into it all, the hustle and bustle of the world that Annette lives in and all of the people that surround her.

I look forward to picking up book #2 which currently resides on my shelf. Kailin Gow never fails to captivate me with her writing and always seems to leave me wanting a little more. (less)

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Feb 17, 2011 Kelly Johnston rated it 1 of 5 stars

I can't finish this. I have tried other series by Kailin Gow and this one is no different. The character development is so weak that it is hard to connect and to care about their story. The story itself jumps from scene to scene with little in between to develop the story, explain the characters responses or to impart backstory. You are simply lead to each scene assuming you will understand how the character ended up there. For example, Enter Eric, surprise Annette. Stranger behind you. Cut to n...more

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Jan 31, 2011 Kristi-The Book Faery rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: written-reviews, ya-pnr-2010, ya-pnr-5-star

First Impressions: Lovely Annette Binoche leaves her small loving home in Louisiana to hit ‘The Big Apple”. It’s there she meets so many different people it makes her head spin. Annette is so happy working with her mother’s best friend from childhood as a seamstress at the Met. In fact she couldn’t be happier until strange things start to happen after Annette arrives causing the Diva Marie to flee the Opera House, vowing never to return.

My Review: Annette is overwhelmed by New York City she’s ha...more

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Feb 10, 2011 Kristen My Bookish Fairy Tale rated it 4 of 5 stars

Annette Binoche is a young girl who has moved from New Orleans to New York to work as a seamstress for an opera house. She ends up becoming the lead in the opera. She meets Eric this mysterious guy who wants her to succeed in the lead role. She helps her practice and hone her skills. He pushes her beyond the normal vocal coach role.She is also entranced with Chace the first chair violinist from the show. Aaron the owner of the opera house also has a fascination with Annette. I loved this book. I...more

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Oct 04, 2010 Dayna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-romance, young-adult, kailin-gow, ghost, immortal, classic-retelling, mother-daughter-bookclub, bookclub, older-teens, discussion-questions-available

This passionate modern steamy (not graphic or explicit steamy) retelling of The Phantom of the Opera will get teens to read the old Leroux story. It made me pick up The Phantom of the Opera AFTER reading this young adult/teen paranormal romance version. Romantic from the very start, Phantom Diaries draws you into a world of music and mystery. Annette, young seamstress arrives in New York from New Orleans, and she quickly gets drawn into the seductive world of the New York opera house. With exqui...more

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Dec 27, 2010 Holly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, death-ghosts, historical-fiction, romance, series, witches_magic

I am a mild Phanatic. I read the original novel by Gaston Leroux earlier this year and I'm enamored with the movie starring Gerard Butler. I love the story, except for the fact that Christine didn't end up with the Phantom. So I thought this would be the story to change that.

Well, it sort of is. Taking place in 2009, Annette comes to the New York opera house to become a seamstress. With the help of a mysterious vocal coach, she becomes the new lead and wins the hearts of many. She begins to wond...more

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Sep 07, 2010 Katelyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, own

I grew up loving The Phantom of the Opera and have dragged my family and friends to see it on Broadway more times than I'll admit out loud, so getting the chance to read Kailin Gow's new twist on my old favorite was very exciting for me. I wasn't sure what to expect but once I opened to the first page and dug in I couldn't put it down. It had all the old romance, mystery, tension and wonder that I was hoping for and have come to expect when dealing with this classic. Gow's writing was quick, rel...more

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Sep 16, 2010 Amber rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-love-story, passionate, immortal

I read the kindle version of this after I downloaded and read Kailin's other books Pulse and Bitter Frost. Oh. My. God. This isn't written like your typical romance novel, but romance and passion is gushing out on every page. I haven't read Phantom of the Opera. You don't need to at all. Actually, it can stand alone and be its own story. I highly recommend it!

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Jun 10, 2010 Tori Lee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Aside from having the sexiest man alive, Phantom Diaries is a book about a young woman's coming of age. At first I found Phantom Diaries a character study on passion, but it has now become my guilty pleasure.

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Dec 31, 2011 Haley ~ YA-Aholic rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 (: LOVED it, until the ending!! I know Kailin had to take that turn to continue the story, but still poor Annette!!! ): Looking forward to book 2! (:

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Jun 07, 2011 Sydney marked it as to-read

Excited to read this...I must admit: I base almost every single book by its cover. This looks awesome.

P.S. Even if the book was horrible, I would still think it's great just because of the front.

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Sep 05, 2010 Monica rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

This is sadly another DNF. I just couldn't get into it. I love the idea though... unfortunately I think it may have been a bit to big for the author.

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Kailin Gow uses her author platform to bring awareness to issues affecting young adult and women. She has appeared on national radio as a regular guest on topics such as body image, self-esteem, dating and sexual relationships, bullying, and more; often brought up in her fiction books for young adults and women.

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