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Gray Phantom

Gray Phantom

By: Dame M. Columban
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Summary
 In a chilling twist of fate, a woman is murdered in a New York auditorium during a performance, casting a shadow of suspicion over the evening. Helen Hardwick, the playwright behind the show, finds herself at the center of the mystery, having caught a fleeting glimpse of something strange just before the tragic event. The echo of ominous laughter lingers in her mind, leaving her haunted and questioning was the elusive Gray Phantom involved? Or could he hold the key to unraveling the truth behind this dark conspiracy? (Introduction by Roger Melin)

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