Secure multicast in a wireless network is possible only if subsets of nodes share different sets of encryption keys. In this paper we propose a key protection and release mechanism based on broadcast tokens, where each node is equipped with protected shares of several encryption keys (node-share) which can be unlocked only when the broadcast tokens arrive. If the node-shares are different for different nodes, each broadcast token could unlock a different set of keys in each node. This makes the network reconfigurable as the information shared between various nodes will change with the accumulation of each new token. A non-perfect secret sharing scheme has been used construct the node-shares and tokens based on a carefully designed codebook which must satisfy certain rules to ensure that the un-encrypted broadcast tokens and the node-shares do not leak the encryption keys. Construction for a three node re-configurable network is discussed under collusion-free conditions.