The Christmas Angel (Cape Light Series #6) Book

Welcome back to the late painter of Light, Thomas Kinkade's fictional Cape Light. He and his co-author Katherine Spencer have created delightful reading in the Cape Light Series.

Cape Light and its citizens are preparing for Christmas. Emily Warwick has plenty to be grateful for: her job as Mayor, her daughter, Sara, and her husband of nearly a year. She's also thankful for her new nephew and for her many friends. But a morning run on an early December morning will turn her world upside down. And she could lose her Mayoral position and possibly Dan. What happened? She finds a 2 month old baby girl in the creche in front of the Church. Emily sees the child as a gift from God and wants to keep the babe and raise little Jane as her own, since she didn't get to raise her daughter Sara. Her husband, family, and even Reverend Ben have some major problems with that.

But Reverend Ben has his own problems. He feels he's let down his congregation. He believes that he's failed to provide proper spiritual guidance to his flock, and finds them lacking in Grace and Charity. Maybe it is time he leaves Cape Light.

Sara is also undergoing a restlessness. She has sent clippings out to major newspapers in the Northeast without telling Emily nor Luke. She's also scared of "the engagement, marriage thing." She runs a very true risk of losing Luke especially when an old flame of Luke's comes into town.

All three story lines resolve on Christmas Day when a part of the village suffers a devastating loss. A true Christmas miracle is needed.

The ending reveals why Thomas Kinkade titled this 6th installment The Christmas Angel: A Cape Light Novel. And yes, since the setting is the Christmas Season the reader will experience slightly more spirituality in the novel or because Reverend Ben is in a Spiritual crisis, but Kinkade and Spencer never preach or overdo religiosity. They tell a very good story and the pages fly quickly.