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Nothing to Lose

A British Crime Thriller (Summary Justice Series, Book 5)

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Nothing to Lose

By: Theo Harris
Narrated by: Fiona Mason
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When the monsters start running scared, you know something worse is coming.

Brodie Dabbs ruled East London with an iron fist—until something ripped his empire apart piece by bloody piece. Now the most feared gang leader in the city is begging Trevor for help, and that terrifies everyone.

What kind of enemy makes an apex predator prey?

DC Kendra March and her team dive into London's criminal underworld expecting to find the usual suspects. Instead, they discover an organization so ruthless it makes the old gangs look like choir boys. Systematic. Professional. Unstoppable.

London's criminal ecosystem is collapsing, and something infinitely worse is rising from the ashes. If Kendra can't stop this new threat, the capital won't just burn—it'll be consumed from within.

‘Nothing to Lose’—Book 5 in the ‘Summary Justice’ series.

Sometimes the devil you know is better than the one you don't.

The 'Summary Justice' series is ideal for fans of Lee Child, Martina Cole, Ian Rankin, Mark Billingham and Lynda La Plante, among others.

Perfect for fans of vigilante justice, gritty urban thrillers, and protagonists who refuse to let evil win—no matter the cost.

©2026 Harry Markos (P)2026 Harry Markos
Crime Fiction Mystery Thriller & Suspense Traditional Detectives England Crime
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