Praise for The Saboteur

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“Chilling and powerful… This is first-class adventure writing, which, coupled with a true-life narrative of danger and intrigue, adds up to all-night reading.”

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“Compelling…written in a novelistic style…and a lively picture of a brave man.”

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The Saboteur is completely engrossing and elegantly told, which means any reader of this work will inevitably want more and more.

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The Saboteur, story of French Resistance fighter, reads like engaging fiction.

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In his book The Saboteur Kix paints a gripping portrait of a person whose bravery doesn’t allow him to succumb to the pressures of the day.

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This thoroughly sourced account is highly readable and effectively showcases the life of a fascinating, complex man whose too-little-known role in the Resistance will be of great interest to followers of WWII history.

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A winner: the stories are fascinating, the pages nearly turn themselves, and La Rochefoucauld is a true hero.

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Kix had to do first-class detective work using primary sources to create this riveting story. VERDICT Fans of World War II history will eagerly read this story, which is almost as exciting as a James Bond novel.

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Set in motion by a steamed-open letter and a burning hatred of Hitler, a dashing young aristocrat embarks on a campaign of clandestine warfare. The Saboteur sounds like a World War II spy thriller, but in fact it is a rip-roaring true story, wonderfully told by Paul Kix.

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The Saboteur is a mesmerizing book that builds up propulsive momentum until its final twists. It was a joy to disappear into this story. Like only the very best historical biographers, Paul Kix has turned years of deep reporting into a tightly coiled narrative that you never want to put down.