Review of Saboteur

[Caterine Potes Morales]

Thanks for the detailed review! It sounds like Saboteur is a perfect mix of history and fiction, with enough tension and intrigue to keep any reader hooked. I’m particularly interested in how the author portrayed the espionage and sabotage elements—those always add a great layer of complexity to a story. I’ll definitely consider reading this one after your glowing recommendation!

[Alvina A 1]

Because of your review and sample I got interest for reading historical thriller.

[Sanju Lali]

The perilous journey of the French cargo ship Mont Blanc from New York to Halifax in November 1917 is nicely chronicled in the historical thriller "Saboteur" by Kevin Murphy.

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Saboteur" by Kevin Murphy sounds like an intriguing historical narrative that delves into challenges experienced during the world war 1.it is a gripping historical thriller that follows Ben Stendt, a morally complex German saboteur, as he undertakes a perilous mission aboard the explosive-laden Mont Blanc during World War I. Adding it to my must read books. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Suvankar Das 1]

Saboteur by Kevin Murphy delves into the explosive events of December 6th, 1917, when the French ammunition ship Mont Blanc detonated in Halifax harbor, causing massive devastation. But was it an accident, or something more sinister? This historical thriller brings to light the untold story of Ben Stendt, a German-Canadian saboteur, and his possible connection to the disaster.

[Shiru Elizabeth]

This seems to be a really interesting historical thriller that is expertly written. It's an engrossing book because of the skillful blending of fictitious and true historical events, the thorough research, and the nuanced portrayal of the protagonist. Congrats on BOTD.

[Wen Casey]

The historical event, fictional characters and Stend's commitment to completing his mission captivated me.

Nice Review

[Wen Casey]

The historical event, fictional characters and Stendt's commitment to completing his mission captivated me.

Nice Review

[Nancy004]

Saboteur by Kevin Murphy masterfully blends historical events with a thrilling fictional narrative, offering a captivating exploration of World War I espionage. The complex protagonist and meticulous research make it an engaging read for fans of historical thrillers.

[Ganeefa Karan]

I appreciate a book that is well researched, as the review suggests about this book. The fictional aspect makes it more captivating. I read a sample and find it quite intriguing.

[Omutsiambo Silvio]

The mystery tension at the beginning of the book caught my interest. I feel a desire to know more on the catastrophic event. I hope there's more captivating in the plot. Congratulations.

[Deborah Belanger]

Thank you for your informative review on "Saboteur" by Kevin Murphy. This historical thriller chronicles the perilous journey of the French cargo ship Mont Blanc from New York to Halifax in November 1917. Tasked with transporting a highly explosive cargo of munitions for the Allied war effort in World War I, the ship faced unexpected delays due to storms, ultimately arriving in Halifax near the end of November. One of the book's strengths lies in the meticulous research and detail that bring the time period and locations, such as Halifax, Nova Scotia, vividly to life. The seamless integration of historical accuracy with fictional elements enhances the reader's understanding and immersion in the storyline. This book is temporarily discounted on Amazon and I have already put this interesting read on my shelf. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

"Saboteur" sounds captivating, combining historical events and real figures with fictional characters. I love books with compelling storylines, and I welcome this one to my shelf. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Gerry Steen]

If you want to learn about the 1917 Halifax explosion, World War 1 espionage and sabotage, read "Saboteur" by Kevin Murphy. Murphy writes an impeccable narrative that will keep you interested. This is historical fiction at its best.

[Miracle Oge Adaeze]

Hmmm... Ben Stendt is the saboteur? I'd love to know how he did it. Meanwhile, was it not too late for the ship to make the delivery? So many things that I can't wait to find out.