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Karna Small Bodman
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The Honorable Karna Small Bodman served in The Reagan White House for six years – first as Deputy Press Secretary and later as Senior Director of the National Security Council. When she left, she was the highest-ranking woman on the White House staff. She was also on the air for 15 years as a radio and TV news reporter and anchor in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and did political commentary for ABC in New York. Now she’s writing political thrillers. Her first novel, CHECKMATE, was inspired by her White House experiences and features scenes in the Oval Office, Situation Room, Georgetown restaurants as well as hot spots overseas. New York Times bestselling author Tess Gerritsen describes it this way, “A White House insider injects high tension into this high-stakes thriller.” The sequel, GAMBIT, features the same characters with yet another foreig
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Karna Small Bodman
Karna Small Bodman was on the air for fifteen years as a television news anchor and reporter in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. She also did political commentary for the ABC Network in New York.
When Ronald Reagan was elected President, he named Karna as his Deputy Press Secretary. Later, she switched to foreign policy issues and became the Senior Director and Spokesman for the National Security Council â where she traveled to Arms Control Talks with the Soviets, Summit meetings with various heads of state, and also was sent to several countries in the Far East and South America to give speeches on behalf of the Presidentâs priorities. When she left to accept a position in the private sector, she was the highest ranking woman on the White House staff.
Now, she is writing novels â âpolitical thrillersâ inspired by her experiences serving in the White House. Her first novel is titled Checkmate and features characters and scenes inside