Explosions, kidnappings, and double agents pervade the life of Alex, a man who has been reluctantly reunited with three malevolent relatives. 

In The Book-Worm, author Kenneth Lewes wraps us in a cloak of intrigue as he spins the tale of a family gone mad.

After a 12-year estrangement and exile in Barcelona, Alex is lured back to New York by his scheming uncle.  But his hollow
promise of inheritance means little to Alex when it is measured against the devious implications of his uncle's treacherous and perilous plans of terrorism and sabotage.  While Alex's father aggressively attempts to break the uncle's secret code, Alex discovers that his father and the spy agency he works for are committing terrorist acts of their own.  After Kitty, Alex's love interest, is cruelly kidnapped, the story reaches a tumultuous climax.  Alex and his villainous brother-in-law battle one another either to infiltrate -- or to save--the world's communication systems.
 

About the Author

Kenneth Lewes grew up in the Bronx, New York. He earned his first Ph.D. in Renaissance English Literature at Harvard University and his second in clinical psychology at the University of Michigan. He worked as a psychoanalytic therapist for 25 years and now focuses on fiction writing. In addition to his other completed manuscripts, Lewes is creating a sequel to The Book-Worm. He currently lives in Manhattan, New York.