The Secret Keeper
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It was a losing battle without Brylcreem, but he hadn’t been able to stretch to a new tin this month. He’d been doing his best with water and a bit of sweet-talking but the results were not encouraging. The light bulb flickered above him and Jimmy glanced upwards, willing it not to die yet; he’d already robbed the sitting-room lamps, and the bathroom was next. He didn’t fancy bathing in the dark. The bulb dimmed and Jimmy stood in the half-light, strains of music drifting through the floor from ...the wireless in the flat downstairs. When it brightened again his spirits lifted with it and Jimmy started whistling along to Glenn Miller’s ‘In the Mood’.The dinner suit had belonged to his dad, back in the days of W. H. Metcalfe & Sons, and it was a whole lot more formal than anything Jimmy owned. He felt a bit of a chump, to be honest—there was a war on and it was bad enough, he always thought, not to be in uniform, let alone all done up like a playboy. Dolly had said to dress well though— ‘Like a gentleman, Jimmy!’ she’d written in her letter, ‘a real gentle- man’—and there wasn’t much in his wardrobe that met that brief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a losing battle without Brylcreem, but he hadn’t been able to stretch to a new tin this month. He’d been doing his best with water and a bit of sweet-talking but the results were not encouraging. The light bulb flickered above him and Jimmy glanced upwards, willing it not to die yet; he’d already robbed the sitting-room lamps, and the bathroom was next. He didn’t fancy bathing in the dark. The bulb dimmed and Jimmy stood in the half-light, strains of music drifting through the floor from ...the wireless in the flat downstairs. When it brightened again his spirits lifted with it and Jimmy started whistling along to Glenn Miller’s ‘In the Mood’.The dinner suit had belonged to his dad, back in the days of W. H. Metcalfe & Sons, and it was a whole lot more formal than anything Jimmy owned. He felt a bit of a chump, to be honest—there was a war on and it was bad enough, he always thought, not to be in uniform, let alone all done up like a playboy. Dolly had said to dress well though— ‘Like a gentleman, Jimmy!’ she’d written in her letter, ‘a real gentle- man’—and there wasn’t much in his wardrobe that met that brief.
What to read after The Secret Keeper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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katy hills 5 years ago
Thoroughly enjoyed this. I've read a few of her books and enjoy them. I know some people dislike stories which go back and forth in time, but I don't find it a problem.Hard to put down once started!
Guest 6 years ago
I plot was executed so well-moving from the London blitz to the present time when they are all grown up. I like the point about the dressing up and how it relates to the Laurel''s life as an actress-dressing up herself in layers emotional cladding- fabricating in of itself is what ties them together as mother and daughter literally and symbolically.
Reader Jean 7 years ago
This book is fantastic! Just when I thought I knew the secret it took a turn. The characters are so interesting. I lived how the story was intertwined between past & present. I will recommend this book to others.
Guest 7 years ago
Great read! Could not put it down. The characters are richly drawn and the plot moves quickly.Write Review:
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