The New York Times includes The Saboteur in its 12 New Books We Recommend This Week piece.

“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,” writes Alan Furst.

SPY Historian Vince Houghton sits down with Paul Kix, author of the book Saboteur, for an episode of Spycast.

On Midday on WNYC, Paul Kix talks about how Robert de La Rochefoucauld escaped his own execution.

Author and WSJ writer Caroline Moore writes, [The Saboteur} is Compelling…written in a novelistic style…and a lively picture of a brave man.”

USA Today writer Zlati Meyer says, “The Saboteur, story of French Resistance fighter, reads like engaging fiction.”

Ian Shapira of The Washington Post writes: “‘The Saboteur’ is completely engrossing and elegantly told, which means any reader of this work will inevitably want more and more.”

D Magazine editor Tim Rogers and his co-host D Magazine writer Eric Celeste interview Paul Kix about his life since leaving Dallas and the story behind his first book The Saboteur.

Paul Kix is interviewed by The Dallas Morning News about The Saboteur. “[The book] reads like a too-good-to-be-true plot from an Alistair MacLean or Jack Higgins thriller. But the tales of derring-do all checked out as completely true.”

The Saboteur by Paul Kix is reviewed by The Christian Science Monitor.“The result of this combination is almost a textbook demonstration of how to flesh out a small detail from the historical record – indeed, it’s a reminder that the small details often contain the most remarkable stories. Robert de La Rochefoucauld survived his daring adventures against the Nazis and went on to live a long and relatively contented life. Kix’s account begins and ends with glimpses of that much older man, recalling the unspoken code of bravery that guided him and his comrades during the Resistance. The reminder that ‘The Saboteur’ is at heart a hero’s tale is very refreshing.”

The Saboteur lands on The National Book Review’s 5 Hot Books list. “Born into French nobility, forgotten Resistance fighter and spy Robert de La Rochefoucauld is the subject of this fascinating biography by Kix, deputy editor of ESPN: The Magazine.”

Paul Kix is interviewed by Vanityfair.com “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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*The Saboteur* by Paul Kix is excerpted on Time.com. Robert de La Rochefoucauld, arguably France’s most daring WWII saboteur, escaped his own execution in the spring of 1944. He then agreed to a mission from Britain’s so-called Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare that would anger the Nazis even more than his escape…

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BookPage, a monthly book review publication distributed to 400,000 avid readers through subscribing bookstores and public libraries, names The Saboteur The BookPage Book of the Day.

The Saboteur is the lead pick on the Bookish Must-Read Nonfiction Books of 2018 list. Bookish strives to give readers more information about the books, authors, and genres that they love while also introducing them to new titles, debut writers, and genres they never thought they’d read.

Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, chooses “The Saboteur” as one of the Best Picks of the Month: Biographies & Memoirs.

BookPage.com, a monthly book review publication distributed to more than 400,00 readers, names The Saboteur as its Top Pick in Nonfiction for December.

Goodreads, the is the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations, picks The Saboteur as a Goodreads Top Pick for December.

Valley Life publishes the first story about the origins and writing of The Saboteur. Read the story behind Paul Kix’ writing of this “remarkable tale about a Franchise resistance fighter.

Cary Fukunaga, the Emmy-winner behind the HBO hit True Detective, is set to direct the film based on The Saboteur, and Michael Sugar, who produced Spotlight, which won the Best Picture Oscar, is set to produce.

The Saboteur, the first book from journalist Paul Kix, will be Published December 5, 2017, by Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.