When a bomb tears through a Westminster pub, killing a government minister and twenty civilians, Danny Pearson is standing outside. Seconds later, he spots the bomber in the crowd - calm, calculating, and military-trained. Danny gives chase through the London Underground, but the man doesn't just escape. He frames Danny for the attack using AI that can alter CCTV footage in real time, erasing himself from every camera and placing Danny at the scene carrying a bag he never had.
Pulled from a police cell by the intelligence operative known as Simon, Danny is drawn into a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of government. A shadowy group called Genesis UK is launching devastating cyber attacks on Britain's infrastructure, and the bomber - a lethal contract killer known only as Colorado - is assassinating the country's leading cyber security experts one by one. The attacks are designed to expose the failures of Ironclad, the government's three-hundred-million-pound digital defence system. Behind it all stands a powerful figure who will stop at nothing to replace Ironclad with his own technology - and pocket the fortune that comes with it.
With Danny's best friend Scott Miller now a target after being recruited to fix Ironclad, and Colorado proving to be the most dangerous opponent Danny has ever faced, the hunt becomes personal. From a rooftop pursuit across Waterloo to a deadly confrontation that costs the lives of people Danny cares about, this is a fight where the enemy can see everything, strike from anywhere, and make anyone disappear.
Enemy at the Door is the twelfth instalment in the internationally bestselling Danny Pearson series. A gripping, contemporary thriller that pits SAS grit against cutting-edge technology, with a villain who may be Danny's equal and a conspiracy that threatens to bring the country to its knees.
Perfect for fans of Andy McNab, Chris Ryan, Mark Dawson, and Tom Clancy.
Taylor, Stephen: - "Stephen Taylor spent over twenty years wiring up homes and businesses with audio visual kit before the big 50 started looming and he finally sat down to write the book he'd always had rattling around in his head. That book was Execution of Faith - a supercharged, no-nonsense thriller that hit the ground running and never looked back. Readers loved it so much he wrote a prequel, Vodka Over London Ice, which became the first in what is now the internationally bestselling Danny Pearson series.Raised on a diet of Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, and Tom Wood's Victor - with a healthy side serving of Die Hard, Daniel Craig's Bond, and anything Guy Ritchie ever pointed a camera at - Stephen writes the kind of thrillers he wants to read: hard, fast, no filler, and with enough humour to keep you grinning between the gunfights.The Danny Pearson series has found fans across the world who love action that doesn't let up and a hero who's as handy with a one-liner as he is with his fists. If you like your thrillers with the throttle wide open, you're in the right place."
