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Fergus McKinsey's fifteen-year-old daughter is taken from a Croatian holiday resort by a trafficking gang. The local police have been paid to look the other way. By the time anyone official gets involved, she'll have vanished into a network that stretches from the Adriatic coast to the auction rooms of a Berlin billionaire. Fergus isn't going to wait for anyone official.

Within hours, Danny Pearson, Fergus, Chaz, and Scott are tearing across Europe in a stolen minibus with a kidnapped trafficker in the back and nothing but SAS training, stolen weapons, and the kind of fury that only comes from someone taking your child. From a warehouse on the outskirts of Zagreb to a fortified barn in the Slovenian mountains, they follow the trail of a trafficking operation run by the Hribar brothers - ruthless predators who drug, abduct, and sell women to the highest bidder.

But the brothers are just the supply chain. The real buyer is Hanz Albrecht, a billionaire whose luxury Berlin hotel hides a private auction where women are sold as property. To get Kirsty and the other captives out alive, Danny must infiltrate one of the most secure buildings in the city and pull off an extraction that will make international headlines.

This is the most visceral and emotionally charged instalment in the series. With a ticking clock, a father on the edge, and an enemy who treats human beings as merchandise, Danny and his brothers in arms will do whatever it takes - and God help anyone who gets in their way.

Whatever It Takes is the thirteenth instalment in the internationally bestselling Danny Pearson series. A savage, unflinching thriller with a white-hot emotional core, breathtaking action, and stakes that hit closer to home than anything Danny has faced before.

Perfect for fans of Andy McNab, Chris Ryan, Mark Dawson, and Lee Child.

Book details

• Full title: Whatever It Takes
• Author: Stephen Taylor
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 302
• EAN: 9781917616195
• ISBN: 1917616198
• ID: 51247876
• Publisher: Stephen Taylor Books
• Weight: 274 g
• Dimensions: 203 × 127 × 19 mm
• Date of publishing: 16. February 2026

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