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The Phantom Passage
The Phantom Passage
Author: Paul Halter
In its starred review, Publisher?s Weekly says: ?Once again Halter crafts a completely logical and plausible explanation for the fantastic.? It is 1902 and in London?s infamously haunted East End there are rumours of a strange passageway which can swallow up anyone who ventures there at night and make them disappear. Kraken Street can only van...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781511939928
ISBN-10: 1511939923
Publication Date: 7/16/2015
Pages: 168
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3.5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book Type: Paperback
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WhidbeyIslander avatar reviewed The Phantom Passage on + 689 more book reviews
This kept me guessing right up to the end (and afterwards). The mystery of a disappearing alleyway, and visions of past and future events witnessed by people inside a house in the passage seemed to be explained only by paranormal means. But it all is explained (with diagrams) and (sort of) makes sense, although it's one of Halter's more convoluted tales (and that's saying something.) A fun, quick read.


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