The Secret Keeper - Kate Morton Reviews
Description:ISBN 0230759505 /
Newest Review: ... itself throwing out plenty of twists and turns along with way. I found this story to be very clever as it seamlessly ... more
... interweaved the different perspectives of four main characters through the use of third person narratives, all of which were capable of throwing a completely different light on events we thought were set in stone and turning the story unexpectedly on its head. It sort of reminded me a tiny bit of the film "Vantage Point" where each new perspective adds something different to the story and not all the narrators are reliable.
The book is told in 3 parts - Laurel, Dolly (Dorothy) and then Vivien - where the story is...more
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The Secret Keeper - Kate Morton: Secrets always find a way of coming out (1567 words)by - written on 19/12/12 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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In the present day, 2011, Laurel Nicolson is 66 years old...oh and an Oscar winning actress. She's returned home to be with her sisters, Daphne, Iris, and Rose and her brother Gerry as their mother Dorothy's health begins to rapidly decline. But something has always bothered Laurel, from way back in 1961 when she was just 16 years old, she witnessed her mother stabbing a man to death seemingly to protect herself and baby Gerry who was in her care at the time from him. This man seemed to simply be a random pervert escalating from being a peeping tom to more serious crimes...all except that Laurel heard him call her mother by her name. The police accepted the story at the . Read the complete review
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