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Jennifer Linforth, Author

About Me


Furcht macht den Wolf größer, als er ist...
My story? I am a murderer. A murderer and a Maestro a magician and a mastermind. There is nothing in this world I have not mastered, nothing unattainable beyond my grasp. I am a wealthy, powerful genius with the voice of an angel and the soul of a madman...
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Praise for MADRIGAL: A Novel of Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera
"Ms. Linforth has written a love story sure to please Phantom fans old and new alike! ~Amanda Ashley, NYT Best-selling author


Madrigal, by Jennifer Linforth, captures the mystery and sensual essence of Gaston Leroux’s classic, The Phantom of the Opera. We live again in the world of Erik, the masked phantom, and marvel at his complex character—disfigured but irresistible, evil yet loving. We walk in Christine’s footsteps through the streets of glorious Paris. What a treat to revisit these characters and take up the tale where Leroux left off! ~Kathryn M. Johnson, author of over 40 novels


Reading Madrigal by Jennifer Linforth has been a wonderful experience. As a Phantom of the Opera lover, I’ve been able to read all the books based on this story and Ms. Linforth's work including plot, characters, and style makes this novel a gorgeous and unique creation. Her main story is really original and thrilling from the very beginning to the last page. The action never looses its passion and suspense, guiding the reader through an intense journey. She never forgets Erik belongs to Leroux and his personality and even his dialogues are impregnated with his original essence—a real treasure for Phantom readers. Ms. Linforth's love for the Phantom legend can be felt in every page, in every word which makes her novel a wonderful experience and a delight to the senses. ~Sandra Andrés Belenguer, creator of ladyghost.com


The classic novel aside, this book is a wonderful historical tale of life, love, and choices. However, the most impressive aspect that stands out to me is the writing. Ms. Linforth’s prose is phenomenally beautiful and hauntingly breathtaking.~Read the complete review here: ~ Coffee Time Romance: MADRIGAL
Madrigal: A Novel of Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera by Jennifer Linforth is magical, breathtaking, and went well beyond my expectations. I have to admit, I do not know Leroux’s novel, or much about the Phantom beyond his disfigurement and his love for Christine, but Ms. Linforth made me realize that I have truly missed a great story! A perfect read for anyone that would like to know what could have been. ~ 5 Hearts: Book Reviews by Crystal


ABENDLIED: Book two of The Madrigals October 2009
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Though your eyes may never see this,
should they chance upon this page--
every caress, every whisper,
every move made by the stroke of my quill
is because your first kiss,
in the wake of death,
gave me my words--and my freedom.
...I believe in you, Sweets.

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Je t'aime dans le feu et le sang, bebe Comtess.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
The path est strange, but do non abandon it, bebe.

My Blog

Meg Giry...scratches head....

I adore Lerouxs Madame Giry. I had a wonderful time expanding her in Madrigal yet I have never given much thought to her daughter, Meg. She was one of those unusual characters in Leroux used to forwa...
Posted by on Tue, 12 May 2009 07:29:00 GMT

Phantom of the Opera, Opera, Opera, Duck.

So I make the mistake on my Facebook profile of mentioning that I have and ear worm of the Llama song... which is driving me nuts as I attempt to write book three of The Madrigals. Phantom of the Op...
Posted by on Mon, 11 May 2009 07:01:00 GMT

Top Review for MADRIGAL

MADRIGAL: A Novel of Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera was reviewed by the popular romance site: The Long and Short of It. http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.com/2009/05/madrigal-by- jennifer-l...
Posted by on Sat, 09 May 2009 08:59:00 GMT

More on La Petite Mort, Raoul, Erik, Philippe...

My friend Romil Phantoons of the Opera started my morning making me spew coffee on my PC so much so I had to continue my blogs on the refractory period in men.This time, Raoul.Certainly Erik the Maste...
Posted by on Wed, 29 Apr 2009 07:44:00 GMT

Philippe de Chagny Man and Mystery--repost

This is a repost of a popular blog on my  Phatom of the Opera blog, Tip of the Quill Why Philippe de Chagny? Much of my series, The Madrigals, involves this mysterious and often unexplored charact...
Posted by on Tue, 28 Apr 2009 15:48:00 GMT

Public post! A contest for all Phantom fans!

Announcing THE GASTON LEROUX TRIBUTE BIRTHDAY DRABBLE CONTEST! In honor of the pending release of ABENDLIED: book two of The Madrigals, I am hosting a drabble contest. This is your chance to have yo...
Posted by on Mon, 27 Apr 2009 05:26:00 GMT

Public blog for Autism

A side-bar from Phantom for this blog today to talk about causes. As my readers know in addition to the series on The Phantom of the Opera I write many works of historical fiction and romance. One gai...
Posted by on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 05:30:00 GMT

Now it's a glitch?

Latest on Amazon states the removal of ranking from books promoting homosexual sex and erotica is a 'glitch'. Why not put out a public service announcement immediately is such is a slip up? Why does i...
Posted by on Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:29:00 GMT

A change to this blog as my books and articles get cranking.

Just a small note to the readers of this blog. I am shifting it to be  friends only, with the exception of this public post. Many of the articles I post here (and will be posting here) are written for...
Posted by on Mon, 13 Apr 2009 04:29:00 GMT

Author vs.... corporations...

There are things the happen in the professional world that simply make one shake their head. Mainly& Amazon again. Is this company getting  too big for its britches? Recently Amazon launched a policy ...
Posted by on Sun, 12 Apr 2009 15:45:00 GMT