White Death

by Philip C. Baridon

In 1969 city cop Jake Stone goes deep undercover, serving time in a Florida prison to meet a close friend of cartel boss Marcus Sterling. Working with a seductive, female FBI agent, Jake flies cocaine for the Barranquilla Cartel. But how long before his cover is blown?

256 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 16, 2013

About the author

For twenty-one years Phil Baridon worked as a policy analyst for criminal matters in the U.S. Justice Department, specializing in organized and violent crime as well as international drug trafficking. He holds a commercial pilot’s license and is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation. Prior jobs included an inner-city cop; a manager in a maximum-security federal facility; and as an assistant professor at American University, with a Ph.D. in criminal justice and an M.A. in criminology. The U.S. Justice Department conferred thirteen major awards on Phil Baridon, one included a personal congratulation by President Clinton. He lives in Virginia, USA.

Reviews

[Heather Plumb · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written, well thought out book - the insight into the undercover FBI world was not overly dramatized. I could believe it.