The Sleek Steal
Some families inherit houses.
Some inherit fortunes.
The Jenkins family inherited something far more dangerous.
For generations, they lived by a simple rule: loyalty was worth more than money, silence was worth more than gold, and family came before everything else. Their business existed in the shadows of London, hidden behind respectable faces, quiet streets, and ordinary lives. To outsiders, they were just another East End family. To those who truly knew them, they were a dynasty built on precision, intelligence, and a code that had survived every rival who had tried to break it.
Until someone finally did.
The deaths of Ted and Joan Jenkins were dismissed as a tragic traffic accident. The newspapers printed their names for a single day before moving on. The police closed their files. Insurance companies settled their claims. London forgot.
Their children didn't.
Billy Jenkins knows accidents don't happen to people like his father. Not when routes are changed, witnesses disappear, and powerful people suddenly become interested in old warehouses and forgotten streets. What begins as a search for the truth uncovers a conspiracy stretching far beyond organised crime-a hidden war over the future of London itself, where politicians, billion-pound corporations, and criminal empires all play by the same ruthless rules.
In this world, loyalty is a weapon.
Trust is a luxury.
And stealing money is often the least dangerous crime.
Because some fortunes are built by taking banks.
Others are built by stealing cities.
The Sleek Steal is a story of family, revenge, ambition, and the price of power. It asks one simple question:
What happens when the people who have always robbed the rich discover someone is stealing the entire country?
The answer begins with one family.
And one funeral.
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