Review of Saboteur

[Kacy Okwusi]

Sounds like a book suited for people interested in the history of World War I. And it has a awesome main character too. I really can't wait to finish reading it!

[Michelle Crossley 1]

I this this book is wonderful for someone who wants to get immersed into the time frame of this era during World War I.

[Vanshika Agrawal 1]

This book tells you about some of the hidden facts about the WW1 which were hidden from the world. Nothing can be more interesting that discovering some unknown facts and finding the mystery.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Saboteur" by Kevin Murphy deals with the journey of a French cargo ship from New York to Halifax in November 1917. The ship is carrying explosive material intended for the Allies in Europe, where the First World War is raging. The book offers a wealth of authentic details related to espionage and sabotage.

[Seetha E]

Saboteur is a novel by Kevin Murphy that tells the story of the French cargo ship Mont Blanc, crucial to the Allied war effort in World War I. This story blends fiction around certain historical events. Ben Stendt, is a complex character...interesting!

[Hazel Arnaiz]

The book appears to delve into another intriguing aspect of war.  The exploration of immigrants' sentiments when their country of citizenship conflicts with their country of origin is thought-provoking.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

I love the historical fiction genre, and the inclusion of espionage and covert operations is a fantastic bonus for me. Excellent job on writing this review!

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD.
Readers are drawn into a world where loyalty is put to the test and motives are questioned in Kevin Murphy's captivating novel "Saboteur" right away. Fans of thrillers and psychological dramas will love "Saboteur," a gripping tale full of suspense and challenging questions of loyalty and ethics.

[Flexie Brown Dowa Lonking]

I think the author of this book certainly did a lot of historicall research and research on how miltary institutions work to be able to write this book. To be able to blend whatever he learnt into an interesting book is great of him.

[Nithiyasree S]

This review has definitely piqued my curiosity for the book. Books based on the world wars will always have a soft spot in my reading list and Saboteur appears promising.

[Jawad Khan 8]

Saboteur with the aid of Kevin Murphy is a riveting exploration of self-sabotage and the regularly subconscious forces that save you people from accomplishing their complete ability. Through a mix of real-existence examples, psychological insights, and practical recommendation, Murphy delves into the complex approaches humans undermine their achievement and happiness. Murphy's book is split into nicely-dependent chapters that guide the reader via the origins and manifestations of self-sabotage. He begins by figuring out the numerous types of self-sabotage, which include procrastination, perfectionism, and fear of failure, and then gives gear and techniques to fight these negative behaviors. The writer's accessible writing fashion makes complex mental standards clean to comprehend, permitting readers from various backgrounds to connect to the material.

[Oladehinde]

I have a partner I will recommend this book for,He love story that deals with history and war,I think this book will make a great movie if turn into acting

[Jeff Kanda]

From the review, this book seems to be an interesting historical thriller. The storyline also seems fast-paced, which is great.
Thanks for the detailed review!

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

I think the book is interesting. The way it blends fictional plots with real events to make it more engaging and intriguing is truly applaudable. There are few who who love real stories with blend of fiction to make it enjoyable and I'm one of them. I do not support violence outside of book but aiding a war seems crucial for a nation.

[Annabell Samuel]

I can imagine the weight of responsibility on the captain to fulfill his contractual obligations to the French and keep his crew safe. I can also image the panic on the side of the recipients when the ship delayed. This seems to be a good story.