[.ca] Cape Light (ISBN 0425183378)

cape light:
i love this book. it was great i did not want to put it down . it was like i was there and that i knew everyone in the town . thanks again for a GREAT book to read.

Pure unobliterated ecstasy:
Cape Light is the frist book from Painter of Light Thomas Kinkaid. I'm reallly looking forward to reading any future books from this promising new rider! Can't wait to see what's next!

Have read 3 so far...:
I have read the first 3 books in this series and they are wonderful. I couldn't put them down and look forward to reading #4 soon.

Gathering Place:
I received the Gathering Place as a gift and loved it and now in searching for other books that have been written by these authors I realize I've read the latest one in this series, I hope theres more. Also, it would help if a listing of these books were printed in each book in the sequence the story line is to unfold, so people can keep track and up to date. I look forward to more of Thomas Kinkade and Katherine Spencer, it's easy reading, relaxing at the end of the day.

Brilliant social/political/sexual satire:
In the great tradition of Henry James "Turn of the Screw" and D.H. Lawrence "Lady Chatterley,s Lover" Kinkade has written a subtle, satirical send up of our shallow culture. Like Sherwood Anderson "Winesburg, Ohio" his thinnly masked disdain for smalltown provincialism is skillfully disguised by his overly flowerey stylistic mocking of tepid popular "Christian" prose. The undercurrent of sexuality is undeniable in the disjointed and fragmented character development. Their frustrated, unfulfilled lives only heighten the sexual tension like a delayed or denied climax. His mocking, even in the title, of our great Presidents Ronald Reagan "Shining City on the Hill" and George Bush I "A Thousand Points of Light" must be forgiven with a literary talent this immense. One sees glimmers of Swift and Defoe in this talented newcomer. Bravo Mr.Kinkade!!! What next?? Poetry? Symphonies? Dare I even say it---Film?