"The Phantom Death, Etc" by William Clark Russell is a collection of stories that all center around life on the sea. Indeed, Russell is best known for his nautical writing, and this book is no different. Remarkably fresh in tone, these stories are full of adventure that engage readers from the moment they begin the first page and won't let them go until they're finished with the very last word.

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The ghost who walks! The man who cannot die! The guardian of the eastern dark! The modern day Phantom continues his quest for law and order in the jungles of Bangalla and beyond in this collection of the first four issues of the sold out on-going series! First, things get personal in "Stones of Blood," as The Phantom breaks up a slave camp in Bangalla where captives are mining a vast diamond field. Then in "Curse of the Phantom," a great evil has haunted the Walker family for hundreds of years: Kua! The seven foot tall devil god stalks Kit Walker deep into the woods of Bangalla.

An imaginative and sensitive story of the life of the Phantom of the Opera; winner of the Boots Romantic Novel Award.

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