Burn, Bomb, Destroy

"...a fascinating tale of international intrigue, geopolitics, divided loyalties, and criminal investigations during wartime." ~New York Journal of Books

"...an excellent overview of the tangled web of German espionage in the US." ~Roads to the Great War

"Using historical records and other sources ranging from pre-World War I through the 21st century, Digby’s book is a compelling narrative about people involved in German-inspired events to keep America out of World War I." ~Over the Front

"Digby has made a very valuable addition to the scholarship on the subject..." ~The NYMAS Review

"Digby introduces the reader to a host of colorful, and frequently sinister, characters." ~Journal of Military History

"Mr. Digby's book, with its wealth of telling detail and sweeping narrative to cover a range of loosely connected sabotage operations all over the country, makes a valuable addition to the literature on national security law and history." ~American Intelligence Journal

"Michael Digby is technically astute and a compelling author who consistently manages to compress the verbose, technical, and complex into a concise, easily readable, and enjoyable narrative. Frequently the story entails several threads, but Digby stitches them together so the reader maintains clarity without becoming lost and disorientated.  A mix of stunning revelation, to those previously uninitiated, and expertly told detail that explains and enhances through a well-crafted and logical flow; this book’s appeal will range from period enthusiasts to those who are simply looking for an exciting and historically accurate account." ~Liam FitzGerald-Finch, Former British Army Ammunition Technical Officer