Roger Pearce Boeken

Launch of a new thriller series by an author who has been there and done it

In a race down the Thames, Detective Chief Inspector John Kerr is caught in a fight to the death with two gold smugglers. The American wife of the British Defence Secretary is brutally murdered while walking her dog. A senior judge is executed in Middle Temple Lane. Blocked by 'affirmative inaction' at New Scotland Yard and threats from MI6, Kerr deploys a talented female operative undercover to force the truth. As attacks escalate, Kerr confronts treachery and corruption from his own side and resorts to action as extreme as the dark forces turning against him

Focusing on the deep-rooted issue of racism in South Africa, the narrative explores the historical context of colonialism and Apartheid, illustrating how these systems shaped societal structures. It highlights the sacrifices made during the Struggle, with Nelson Mandela representing the fight against racial injustice. The author uses Scripture to confront the nation's foundational sin, emphasizing the personal struggles of ordinary people committed to faith and redemption. This book serves as a testament to the transformative power of Christianity in overcoming the tragedy of racism.

The third book in the bestselling John Kerr thriller series.