Kenneth Kerr
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Mr. Kerr is retired after a successful business career, which included extensive international travel, and living overseas in Hong Kong and Japan for almost a decade. He now lives on Hilton Head Island, SC with his wife, Kryl, and their yellow lab, Etta. They spend the summers at their cottage on Lake Charlevoix, Michigan. Their daughter, Kathryn, lives and works in Washington D.C.
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Life of a Double Agent
Suspense thriller
During Jim Hunt’s junior year in college, the CIA recruited him to monitor radical activities on campus. After graduation from college, he joined the U.S. Army and was recruited by a Chinese intelligence agency, with the knowledge and support of the CIA. After serving in Vietnam, he joined the Dow Chemical Company and later worked for Renewable Power Company, but throughout his business career he continued his work for the CIA and Chinese Ministry of State Security. After retiring from all the organizations, he joined the Peace Corps, and was assigned to Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The CIA pulled him back in for one more mission. Sample Life of a Double Agent |
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The First Madam President (and the dirty bombs)
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Political Suspense
The United States has not elected a woman president in 238 years. With the real possibility that it may happen in 2016, Mr. Kerr has chosen to write a fictional novel about this subject. He delves into the current atmosphere in Washington and many of the domestic issues facing our government. Let's see how his fictional character, Carolyn Holliday, handles the job. Does she have the leadership skills to be successful? When a senior Senator and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court die of apparent heart attacks, an FBI agent uncovers a serial killer working for someone in the White House. The scandal might destroy her presidency. The CIA uncovers an Al Qaeda plan to detonate several dirty bombs in Washington D.C. Will the President have the courage and judgment to make the tough decisions to prevent an imminent Al Qaeda dirty bomb attack. Welcome to Washington, Madam President. The First Madam President Sample Chapter |
