Banking on Murder

The story revolves around Sir Ray Bims, who faces serious accusations of laundering drug money through a Caribbean bank. Lord Grenwood, the elderly chairman of a London banking firm, is distressed by the scandal, especially since he sold Bims the family football club, the Eel Bridge Rovers, three years prior. To protect his reputation, Grenwood is determined to reclaim the club, highlighting themes of redemption, reputation, and the intertwining of personal and professional lives amidst a backdrop of financial intrigue.