Bells of Notre-Dame
Paris, 1452 When the Foundling Wheel turned, everyone was amazed at the child with the deformed face. However, Archdeacon Claudius Frollo took the boy into his custody and, by some strange luck, the little one was able to live. Thirty years later, Aaron is his godfather and mentor's trusted man; member of the Holy Office and organist of Notre Dame Cathedral, he lives a conflict between his rational, questioning mind and the faith that was always instilled in him by his tutor. But it's only when he meets a beautiful and independent gypsy that his world is finally torn to pieces! For that young woman with dark skin, black hair and eyes as green as the sea came to question all her certainties, to turn the answers he thought he had into questions and, finally, to test the man's devotion and loyalty to his mentor to the limit. . And nothing could be worse than the fact that the judge lost himself in an intense and devastating desire for the same woman. When love, hate, faith and rationality merge, mix and confuse, Paris becomes the stage for a game of love, betrayal and manipulation, where loyalties will be tested to the limit, faith will be questioned on its own grounds, and some bonds will reveal its true nature. The game of love and hate is just beginning.
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“I still remember the first time I saw Bells of Notre-Dame, how shocked I was by the idea of combining the stories of the Hunchback of Notre-Dame and the Phantom of the Opera, two of the works I love most, and how I was even more I was shocked when I started reading and found myself diving into the story, and mainly by realizing how the Phantom of the Opera was simply born to play the Hunchback of Notre-Dame, how it didn't just become a crossover, but something new, better, passionate. Both the characters, the narrative, the development of the story... Everything! It's simply too fantastic and it's really difficult to find words capable of describing how incredible Bells of Notre-Dame is, this story is simply spectacular!”
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