George Fong, The Coldness of Night, is on the Menu at The Blue Plate Special

Host Terri Lynn Coop is pleased to serve up thriller writer George Fong on The Blue Plate Special.

Praise for "The Coldness of Night: A Jack Paris Thriller:"

“Fong knows his stuff and delivers it.” – Don Winslow

“Authentic and suspenseful – a great thriller.” – Lee Child

"My journey started in 1983. After working full time during the day and going to school full time at night, I graduated from college with a degree in Accounting. That year, I got married and less than a month later, I was sworn in as a special agent with the FBI. After 4 months at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, I was assigned to the Seattle field office. I chased bank robbers, surveilled kidnapping and murder suspects, and participated in the week-long standoff with a neo-Nazi group known as The Order at Whidbey Island. But it was a case involving the kidnapping of a ten-year-old girl in Bellingham, Washington that stuck with me. The result was my first novel "Fragmented," loosely based on that experience as a rookie agent."

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