Going Underground: How to Rob the Bank of England by Andrew Clark & Jonathan Michael Charters-Reid (Paperback)

A retired criminal and his son lead a diverse crew in a high-stakes heist of the Bank of England.

In the heart of London, where wealth and power shape every move, a bold plan takes form to carry out a daring heist on the Bank of England without throwing the nation into chaos. This crime thriller follows a carefully assembled crew brought together for a job that could change everything.

At the centre is Tommy, a retired criminal chasing one final score to support his lifestyle. He brings in his son Terry, who is determined to step out of his father’s shadow and prove himself. Together, they build a team with a range of skills, each member playing a key role in the plan.

Among them are Jack, a fearless rooftop burglar, Keith the Quiff, a well-connected fixer with a distinct sense of style, Veronica, who handles the technical side, and Jane, a quiet insider with access that could make or break the operation. Each brings something essential, but each also carries their own motivations.

As the plan develops, the pressure begins to mount. Every move matters, and the risks grow with each step closer to the target. With so much on the line, the crew must decide how far they are willing to go—and whether their ambition will lead to success or downfall.