For over a decade, a ruthless federation of criminals known as the Dirty Dozen ran the armed robbery game in London. When their charismatic leader, "Gentleman" Jim Doyle, was jailed, brothers Sean and Vincent Bradish stepped up — hardened, innovative, and willing to hit banks, security vans, post offices and travel agents with equal nerve.

With money came excess: fast cars, drugs, and a lifestyle built on borrowed time. But the Metropolitan Police's Flying Squad were closing in, and when a member of the inner circle cracked under pressure and turned informant, the chase to bring down the Bradish empire began in earnest.

Written by former armed robber Noel 'Razor' Smith, this is the real story of the rise and fall of one of London's most feared crime syndicates, told from the inside.