Phantom of Passion, or Sixty Shades of Blue
5 hrs. 56 min.
Description
A maniac known in history as Bluebeard killed his wives simply for attempting to open a forbidden door to a secret room.
And what do modern husbands do? Diana didn’t want to intrude into her husband’s terrible secret. But she couldn’t resist the urge to look at the ghost that was said to haunt the castle. What will happen when the master of the castle returns and catches his faithful wife in the secret room? Will Diana still be able to arrange a date with the ghost of a young man who died from being too demanding of his aging partner—and avoid punishment from her strict husband?
The main idea of the novel, hinted at through the life complications of the protagonist, is simple. The tale of the wonderful prince is debunked: left alone in the middle of her honeymoon, the heroine seeks a mystical connection with a ghost—unaware that true love is very close. A rich widower turns out to be a villain, and a casual acquaintance is a decent guy. And life is life, and there are no ideals in it. The important thing is not to chase perfection where it doesn’t exist, and not to miss the valuable things that are so quietly right beside you.
And what do modern husbands do? Diana didn’t want to intrude into her husband’s terrible secret. But she couldn’t resist the urge to look at the ghost that was said to haunt the castle. What will happen when the master of the castle returns and catches his faithful wife in the secret room? Will Diana still be able to arrange a date with the ghost of a young man who died from being too demanding of his aging partner—and avoid punishment from her strict husband?
The main idea of the novel, hinted at through the life complications of the protagonist, is simple. The tale of the wonderful prince is debunked: left alone in the middle of her honeymoon, the heroine seeks a mystical connection with a ghost—unaware that true love is very close. A rich widower turns out to be a villain, and a casual acquaintance is a decent guy. And life is life, and there are no ideals in it. The important thing is not to chase perfection where it doesn’t exist, and not to miss the valuable things that are so quietly right beside you.
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