2012/10/13 - I finished it! So, full disclosure: I received this book from Simon & Schuster Canada, as a Goodreads Giveaway. Overall I'd give this book 3.5 out of 5, I think I liked The Forgotten Garden and The House at Riverton best of Kate Morton's novels. 
 The Secret Keeper, as with her other books, tells a story in two timelines, one in the present (or near past 2011), and the other in WWII-era London, right at the height of The Blitz. I just came back from a trip to London, and I have to admit I felt a little thrill when the Marble Arch was mentioned more than once and I thought to myself, "I was just there!", like a dork. 
 I found The Secret Keeper a little harder to get into, I kept waffling over which narrator and time frame I was enjoying more. Part of my reasoning for growing to dislike one of the narrators involves a significant plot point, so I won't go into it that much, but I will say that the dislike was justified (I think) and it all made sense in the end. I do love how Kate Morton is able to drop tiny tantalizing clues that make me start guessing, and just when I think that she sets things up too much, pieces start to fall into place in the narrative. I had sort of thought about the final twist being a possibility but then proceeded to second guess myself for the last third of the book. Once I got about halfway through the book, I did find the story moved along a lot faster. I got a little confused with all the Nicolson Sisters, but they didn't factor in enough for it to make a difference. Man, did Iris sound like a pill though... 
 2012/09/25 - Yay it arrived!!!!! 
 2012/08/23 - Yay! I won this book! So excited!