A Christmas Promise

It was a great book! Well written. A great read on a comfy sofa by a fireplace.

Some of the previous books in this Cape Light series seemed to be a lot of feel good fluff. However, the storylines in this book had substance and dealt with some tougher issues. We have Leigh, who is on the run, escaping an abusive ex-husband. We have Sam and Jessica, who recently lost a baby, when a child from the community's group home spends some time with them. And on the lighter side, we have Emily and Dan, trying to come to an agreement on the size of their wedding, with Lillian putting in her two cents worth. I enjoyed the storylines in this book. I liked how the book seemed to deal with some difficult issues, rather than just focusing on the romances involved.

A Christmas Promise is a great 5th installation in Thomas Kincade & Katherine Spencer's Cape Light series. While returning to some previous story line's from already known character's like Emily & Dan and Sam & Jessica, A Christmas Promise also introduces two new characters: Leigh Baxter & minister James Cameron. If you like feel-good, cozy reads, then this is a good book for you. The town of Cape Light may not be completely realistic by today's standards, but it certainly is a great place to escape to.

I absolutley love this series of books. I was worried that the story line may become weak in the fifth book. I am happy to say I was wrong. This uplifting story gives hope and compassion in a time when it is so needed. I feel like I know all the characters in these stories and care about what happens to each one of them. I cannot wait for the next book to come out. I highly recommend A Christmas Promise to anyone and everyone who wants to read a book that makes them feel good and hopeful about life.

I love this series. They give you hope. You feel like you know all of the characters personally. I have recommended this series to many of my friend and family. When does the next book come out?