Chris Benson looks up to his older brother. In fact, everyone looks up to Chris's older brother. Most have no choice when they're lying on their stomachs in the middle of Barclays bank.
But when Gavin Benson gets sent down for 15 years, the somewhat unprofessional trio of Chris, Sid and Vince are left without a ringleader. As if Chris hasn't got enough problems, his adulterous partner Debbie is spending money faster than he can steal it, his sexually frustrated sister-in-law needs a man about the house and the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme want to sign him up for a tour of duty.
With more cock-ups than hold ups, The Bank Robber Diaries is every bit as hilarious and wickedly un-PC as Danny King's best-selling debut, The Burglar Diaries, and guaranteed to leave you laughing all the way to the bank.
'One of the few writers to make me laugh out loud' – David Baddiel, comedian
'Hilarious, if morally dubious. Well worth buying – and definitely worth half-inching' – GQ
'Low on morals but big on laughs' – BBM
'If you like your humour raw, rude and raucous, The Bank Robber Diaries will leave you wanting more' – Yorkshire Evening Post
'Mercifully free of mockney claptrap... and extremely funny' – FHM