Phantoms come alive in Historic Novel As Shadows I 11 Haunting Theresa Oconnor O'connor Feature Editor Two vo different time periods two opposing societal roles and two women mysteriously connected across a time span of two hundred years Dinah enchanting true story about King George III of England and his true love Lady I Sarah Lennox is an incredible combination combination combination com com- of history and romance As Shadows Haunting intertwines the lives of two women and their struggle to succeed in the society and lifestyle they were born with This is the enchanting true story of King George III Ill and the woman he fell desperately in love with a woman he was never allowed to to many marry It is isa a riveting novel embracing the real situations situations situations sit sit- and emotions in which everyone everyone everyone every every- one can relate The novel focuses on Lady Sarah her embarrassment at being denied the proper proposal of marriage due to her laws in influences in inthe inthe inthe the government creation of Sidonie Brooks Drooks a fictional character from the twentieth century adds a captivating comparison at the lives of women in inthe inthe inthe the two eras The women known only to each other as ghosts begin to recognize e the connection which could either save them or destroy them does a wonderful job fulfilling fulfilling fulfilling ful ful- ful- ful filling the readers reader's need for historical accuracy while making the novel come to life through picturesque descriptions and dialogue blends the lives of these two women through similar circumstances circumstances circumstances circum circum- stances and a smooth writing style which makes the plot easy to understand understand understand under under- stand and believe This book provides a wonderful blend of history with the problems faced by women today and women in inthe inthe inthe the seventeenth century The reader strives ves to believe in the strength Brooks gives to Lady Sarah two hundred years after the English maiden lived Logical thinking and make the reader realize that such experiences with ghosts from times past and present are not only improbable improbable improbable able but perhaps impossible Or perhaps it is as John Keats said Numerous as shadows haunting The brain new in youth with triumphs gay of old romance Read for the Horizon send in reviews Attn Amanda CC or fax