Joseph Crosby Lincoln 
Thankful’s Inheritance 

Joseph Crosby Lincoln’s ‘Thankful’s Inheritance’ is a captivating look into the life of the characters in Cape Cod during the early 20th century. The book is a blend of romance, humor, and drama, with a keen eye for detail in depicting the quaint coastal setting and the intricacies of human relationships. Lincoln’s writing style is characterized by its descriptive prose, witty dialogue, and nuanced character development, making ‘Thankful’s Inheritance’ a delightful read for those interested in historical fiction. The book also touches upon themes of family, inheritance, and societal expectations, adding depth to the narrative. As one dives into the pages, they are transported to a bygone era where love and tradition collide. Joseph Crosby Lincoln, a prolific author known for his stories set in New England, draws upon his own experiences and observations to bring the characters and landscape to life in ‘Thankful’s Inheritance.’ With its engaging plot and well-crafted characters, this novel is recommended for readers who appreciate a well-written story with a touch of nostalgia and charm.

Sobre o autor

Joseph Crosby Lincoln (1870-1944) was an American author known for his novels, poems, and short stories, set primarily on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. His works are celebrated for encapsulating the spirit of the early 20th century coastal New England life, highlighting its unique characters and dialects. Lincoln’s literary style often resonated with a touch of humor and satire, focusing on Cape Cod’s residents and their relationship with the sea and the land. A prolific writer, Lincoln penned over 50 books, with ‘Thankful’s Inheritance’ serving as a fine example of his storytelling prowess and ability to craft memorable, endearing characters. This novel, like many of his works, explores themes of legacy, community, and the human experience within the frame of small-town life. Lincoln’s narratives were popular in his time for their engaging plots and reflective, often heartwarming portrayals of New England’s folklore and traditions. Despite the regional focus, his works reached a broad audience, providing a window into the scenic beauty and cultural richness of Cape Cod and its environs. His contribution to American literature lies not only in his vivid characterizations and regional fidelity but also in his commitment to capturing the disappearing way of life of his beloved Cape Cod.