Lightland

by Kenny Kemp

A deadly virus rages across ancient Africa and young tribesman K'tanu is the only one who is immune. Yet without counting the cost, he gives his life to save his loved ones. After lying dormant for... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1892442396
• ISBN13: 9781892442390
• Release Date: September 2008
• Publisher: Alta Films Press
• Length: 447 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Wonderful

This is an amazing book. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. Not only is it well written and entertaining, but it also makes you think and question the purpose of your own life. This is my first experience reading Kenny Kemp, but it will definitely not be my last!

Lightland

Lightland: A Supernatural Thriller Once again Kenny takes you down a path of excellent fiction thriller literary composition with "Lightland". While working in the future his ties to scientific developments of today leads to the plausibility of the plot. Let "Lightland" be your next reading hunger satisfying experience.

What a thrillig ride!

Lightland is an incredibly exciting literary ride! Not only is it a thriller, but it awakens a sense of spirituality and the eternal nature of man that is very affirming. I purchased this book for my husband - who loves thrillers - but after reading a few pages myself; decided not to give it to my husband until I had finished it! That has only taken me a few days as I had trouble putting it down! I will be reading more Kenny Kemp!

Lightland

I must admit, I was sceptical at first but.....as I got into the book I was so engrossed that it was hard to put down. If you are into possibilities and what ifs, this is definately the book to read.

Makes readers ponder the morality of cloning

Cloning is a hotly debated subject, but what are the spiritual consequences? "Lightland" tells the story of African Tribesman K'tanu. A remarkable physical specimen with an immunity to a terrifying plague, he finds himself brought back to life by modern science, only to be separated from his family in the afterlife. On a quest to return to his homeland to ritually reunite with his centuries dead family, "Lightland" entertains and makes readers ponder the morality of cloning.