Sing to Me of the Forgotten

She was thrown into the well immediately after birth.
She does not exist. At least, not behind the gilded walls of the opera house.
Her gift and curse — manipulating others' memories, and people will kill her if they find out about her.
Her name is Isda. She is the Ghost of the Shann Opera. The owner of the theater saved her, giving her refuge from the ruthless world. For a time, Isda is content with life in a golden cage, but one day she hears the enchanting voice of young Emeric Roden — and sees in his memories a girl with the same gift as hers.
Now Isda needs answers, but is she ready to reveal herself to the world she has hidden from for so long? For if they meet her with hate, Isda will have to become the monster that others see her as...

A retelling of "The Phantom of the Opera," inspired by the iconic novel by Gaston Leroux and the legendary musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber. A gender role reversal: here the Phantom is a girl, and she falls in love with a beautiful young singer. An intriguing world styled like 19th century France, where the main currency and value is not money, but the elixir of memory. A magnificent cover by the popular artist Altorina, adorned with gold and blue foil. The novel has been highly appreciated by the Russian book community.