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The War Heist — Ralph Dennis
“A superb thriller!” Jack Higgins, author of The Eagle Has Landed
It's June 1940. War is raging in Europe. France is about to collapse to the Nazis. England is bracing for a devastating German invasion…and the fall of the British empire. In desperation, Winston Churchill sends the kingdom's wealth in gold bullion and securities to Canada for safekeeping. The first of these top secret shipments, traveling by sea to North America and then by train to Montreal, is worth over $500 million. A group of American soldiers are plotting to steal it… and only one man, a lowly agent for the Bank of England, stands in their way.
Praise for THE WAR HEIST
“A sweeping adventure spectacle.” Kirkus Reviews
"The story leverages an actual event in WW2 history " a simply remarkable mission known as Operation Salt Fish. The intricate theft is cloaked in the dense wrapper of an epic novel." The Paperback Warrior
"It's good, hard hitting fun." Mystery Scene Magazine
“The action highballs along.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“A first-rate novel of suspense.” Edward L. Beach, author of Run Silent, Run Deep
A substantially different version of this book was previously published under the title MacTaggart's War.
It's June 1940. War is raging in Europe. France is about to collapse to the Nazis. England is bracing for a devastating German invasion…and the fall of the British empire. In desperation, Winston Churchill sends the kingdom's wealth in gold bullion and securities to Canada for safekeeping. The first of these top secret shipments, traveling by sea to North America and then by train to Montreal, is worth over $500 million. A group of American soldiers are plotting to steal it… and only one man, a lowly agent for the Bank of England, stands in their way.
Praise for THE WAR HEIST
“A sweeping adventure spectacle.” Kirkus Reviews
"The story leverages an actual event in WW2 history " a simply remarkable mission known as Operation Salt Fish. The intricate theft is cloaked in the dense wrapper of an epic novel." The Paperback Warrior
"It's good, hard hitting fun." Mystery Scene Magazine
“The action highballs along.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“A first-rate novel of suspense.” Edward L. Beach, author of Run Silent, Run Deep
A substantially different version of this book was previously published under the title MacTaggart's War.
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