Saboteur

<p><strong>Saboteur</strong> is a well-crafted historical thriller that successfully blends fact with fiction. I wholeheartedly rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. - Macreen Ouko OnlineBookClub.org</p><p>A fine work of historical fiction smartly conceived and elegantly executed. Absolutely compelling. - David Pitt in the Winnipeg Free Press. Follow him on X @bookfella.</p><p>On 6 December 1917 in the middle of WWI the French ammunition ship <em>Mont Blanc</em> exploded in Halifax harbour killing over 2000 people. History records this catastrophe as the largest ever man-made explosion before Hiroshima.</p><p>What history does not mention is the account of Ben Stendt a German-Canadian saboteur who in 1916 managed to blow up several ships delivering war supplies to England and France days after they sailed from the port of Halifax.</p><p>Nor does history mention the role of agents of the German government operating in New York enlisting Stendt in their plot to blow up the <em>Mont Blanc</em> when it reaches Halifax.</p><p>Was the explosion an accident?<strong> Saboteur</strong> is the untold story of those events.</p>