Whatever It Takes
The thrilling new novel from bestseller Andy McNab
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Narrated by:
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Paul Thornley
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By:
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Andy McNab
Brought to you by Penguin.
They say before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.
For James Mercer, the financial ruin of his family by the institutions they trusted can never be undone. It shattered everyone, leaving him with a burning need to right the wrongs they suffered. He will stop at nothing to recoup what they are owed. It’s not theft, it’s payback.
Until his solo crusade falls foul of the very people he seeks to rob – the one per centers, the people who own the bulk of the world’s wealth. Soon he is putting together a crew to carry out one last robbery, to undertake one last job. Success will restore his family’s fortunes, but failure will destroy them forever.
Packed with relentless action and the sort of riveting authenticity only Andy McNab can provide, Whatever it Takes tells the story of one man’s extraordinary pursuit of justice against devastating odds, a story as hard and real and controversial as any of today’s headlines, which will show the world as it really is...
(c) 2019, Andy McNab (P) 2019 Penguin Audio
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No substance to the story
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Slow to start but worth listening to
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What ever it takes
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A big fan of Andy McNab but not this book
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You will be disappointed if you are expecting another Nick or Tom, but that shouldn’t detract from the fact that McNab has created new main character with his own flaws and points of interest. A characters perhaps with far more in common with the average reader than we normally see.
Due to the number of crumbs left along the way the “plot twist” at the end was somewhat predictable and the typical McNab shootout finale won’t surprise anyone.
Of course like everyone else, I’m keen to get my hands on the next Nick Stone novel, but I do not agree with the criticism of this as a standalone and different piece of fiction from one of my favourite writers.
A different story... but an enjoyable one/
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