The Fine Art of Insincerity

By: Angela Hunt

Narrated by: Eliza Foss, Christina Moore, Therese Plummer

Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Award and multiple Christy Award recipient, New York Times best-selling author Angela Hunt has crafted more than a hundred inspiring novels. In this compelling tale of self-discovery, three middle-aged sisters—each harboring a secret pain—gather to close up their grandmother’s beach house for the final time. Together, they unpack their family baggage and discover the true legacy left behind by a grandma married seven times.

©2011 Angela Hunt (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

“This emotionally compelling novel is a gem.” ( Romantic Times)

The bossiness of the older sister.

Couldn’t stand Ginger. What an arrogant know it all. The other two sisters were typical siblings. Michael , once a cheater always a cheater. Only thinking of his career.

Endearing

If you have sisters or you don't this book shows you why each sister is who they are and what they become. How they fell into each roll growing up and the bond they will forever share.

good story and good storytellers.

Good life lessons in a story. Reminders of how precious life and our family members are.

Somewhat depressing

This is the first book I’ve read by this author Interesting story but it was so depressing.

Very depressing

My first book by this author and will never read one again. This book was so depressing, and whoever did Roses voice made her sound like an old lady. Really regret listening to this.