A wonderful story surrounded by the beauty of India and its people.

I had heard from others that the second book was not as good as the first but I don’t agree as I found it to be a very pleasant and entertaining read, equally as good as The Henna Artist. Perhaps the lack of novelty as the second book made it less interesting for others but I enjoyed reading about the characters I’d come to enjoy and it was nice to read of their development years later.

I loved “The Henna Artist” and was excited to read this book that continued the saga. There is so much offered in this book…..love, family, fears, mysteries, history, non-traditional families, friendships, royalty, customs, and finding inner happiness plus more! It is so well written! I could not stop reading! Loved it!

I sure hope that the author is bust writing another novel. I read her two books in 3 days. Love how she weaves a story.

Mesmerizing story and having read “The Henna Artist”, this was even more enjoyable!

I recently found the Henna Artist and on completing it read this The Secret Keeper of Jaipur. They are singly and together two of the finest novels of historical fiction I have read. Unlike some, this author allows her characters to paint the history through their lives. It’s not a lesson in the caste system, the treatment of women or the firm hold that men continued to have on religion, culture, politics and business, it’s a vibrant portrait of the lives of the women and men living that history.

Good follow on to the Henna Artist.

I loved it and recommend it, but read The Henna Artist first. Both are fabulous!

I might have liked this book better than the “HennaArtist” and that is saying something!!! You will love these books and will be sad there isn’t a third one to go to!