Whatever It Takes
by Mick Williams
Whatever It Takes had been on my TBR list for far too long so Mick Williams re-editing and re-releasing it was the kick up the bum I needed to bump it up my reading list!
Apologies to Mick for the late review. The Christmas chaos took over!
What a brilliant read! Not that I’m surprised as I’ve loved everything I’ve read by Mick Williams.
Cory Keller is a fabulous character. Finding himself in the wrong place at the wrong time leads to him being the target of some extremely undesirable people (to put it mildly). It takes him a little while to convince the local Sheriff of what he witnessed but it isn’t long before circumstances leave him in no doubt at all of what they’re up against. Luckily for Keller, he knows how to handle himself, but there isn’t only his own life at risk.
Talk about fast-paced and full of action! A compelling plot, brilliant characters, suspense, humour, and a bit of romance. I loved it! There are also many excellently choreographed fight scenes throughout this book which would look fantastic on the big screen.
Another easy five stars for me!
** Many thanks to Mick Williams for my epub review copy **
Watkins Forge is a typical small town. But when widower Cory Keller climbs into a deer stand one autumn morning, he sees something no outsider was meant to witness: a man executed in cold blood.
The sheriff calls him crazy. And when the assassin returns to silence him, Keller realizes he isn’t just a witness—he’s now a target.
Cornered in a place he can’t escape, Keller does the one thing he knows: he fights back.
Hunted across backroads and deep woods, he turns the predator into prey. But every move reveals a deeper truth—the killer isn’t working alone.
Watkins Forge has been compromised.
His only ally is Ashley, a street-smart, feisty waitress who believes him when no one else will. But standing with Keller puts her in the crosshairs.
Outnumbered and outgunned, he’ll have to use every ounce of cunning and grit to survive.
Because in the town he’s grown to love, surrender isn’t an option.
NOTE: This is a new version of a previously released story.
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