Five Star Expressions - Ask A Shadow To Dance (Five Star Expressions)

By Linda George

Two people in different centuries. Can love find a way to keep them together? Somehow, David must find a way to get back to 1885 in order to keep Lisette & himself off the Cajun Star, a riverboat... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1594143676
• ISBN13: 9781594143670
• Release Date: December 2005
• Publisher: Five Star (ME)
• Length: 298 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.0" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

intriguing paranormal romance

On the Mississippi by Memphis Dr. David Stewart attends a gala on the fancy Memphis Queen III riverboat when he notices the woman in black wearing a veil. He wants to meet her so he crosses the crowded ballroom floor to ask her to dance with him, but when he reaches where she was standing she is gone. He assumes she left, but soon finds her on the deck. Still drawn to the strangely garbed stranger, he talks with her. He finds Lisette refreshing especially her enthusiastic almost child-like reaction to locales that can be seen from the vessel as if she never seen anything like these edifices before. However she soon disappears again without a trace. He dreams of seeing Lisette soon, but is upset that he has no personal information to contact her. David reads a stunning article on the disappearance of the luxurious riverboat Cajun Star in 1885, which included on the passenger list the names of Lisette and David. As his logic fails him and he ponders what is going on David wonders how to save the life of a woman he thinks he once loved in a previous century but he knows he loves in this century. ASK A SHADOW TO DANCE is an intriguing paranormal romance that will remind readers of the book and movie SOMEWHERE IN TIME. The haunting tale grips the reader at about the same that it grips David as he begins to realize that he is about to peruse an enticing woman in the shadows of time. The lead couple makes this eerie thriller work as the audience will be as haunted as they are. Harriet Klausner