I was recently able to review a book I was overjoyed to read! Angela Hunt's book, The Fine Art of Insincerity, has just been published and released in May. I have only read one of Angela's previous books and I wasn't quite sure what to expect. I have heard a lot of good things about her though:)
I have to tell you, this book was a wonderful story! I will definitely be looking for more books by Angela if they are anything like this one!! I have never read a book about just plain ole life that kept me glued to the pages like I felt while reading this book! A delightful, insightful novel.
I really liked the character of Ginger. I guess because I was the oldest I felt her thoughts and feelings. How she wanted to take care of the rest of her siblings and be in charge. I have a much better relationship with my siblings but I realized her need. It was all she had known when she was younger and she had to act as the mother of the other two. I didn't really care for Rose. Maybe because I don't think anyone who is loved, has family and friends, should ever feel like they can take their life. I realize she had a tragedy(I won't talk about it as it will give something away) but it seemed like she had lost all hope, even though her husband loved her. And Penny I liked as well. She seemed to want more from life but didn't know where to find it. She was searching for it in her relationships but it wasn't there.
I was waiting with bated breath to see how this ended. The book wrapped up a little bit different than I thought it would. Not that it was bad, but it was different than I thought. You see the joys, the memories and the sorrows they went through. It was quite a change of pace from the normal Christian fiction book I read. Refreshing and delightful!!
I received a copy of this book for review purposes. I did not receive any monetary compensation. All thoughts are 100% mine.
I have to tell you, this book was a wonderful story! I will definitely be looking for more books by Angela if they are anything like this one!! I have never read a book about just plain ole life that kept me glued to the pages like I felt while reading this book! A delightful, insightful novel.
I really liked the character of Ginger. I guess because I was the oldest I felt her thoughts and feelings. How she wanted to take care of the rest of her siblings and be in charge. I have a much better relationship with my siblings but I realized her need. It was all she had known when she was younger and she had to act as the mother of the other two. I didn't really care for Rose. Maybe because I don't think anyone who is loved, has family and friends, should ever feel like they can take their life. I realize she had a tragedy(I won't talk about it as it will give something away) but it seemed like she had lost all hope, even though her husband loved her. And Penny I liked as well. She seemed to want more from life but didn't know where to find it. She was searching for it in her relationships but it wasn't there.
I was waiting with bated breath to see how this ended. The book wrapped up a little bit different than I thought it would. Not that it was bad, but it was different than I thought. You see the joys, the memories and the sorrows they went through. It was quite a change of pace from the normal Christian fiction book I read. Refreshing and delightful!!
I received a copy of this book for review purposes. I did not receive any monetary compensation. All thoughts are 100% mine.
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