In East London, in the wake of the 2012 Olympics decision, Freddy Field controls criminal activities in that territory. Married to Tina, he has four offspring, henchmen William, Terence, and pornographic film maker and stud, Philip, who is oblivious to his bi-sexual sister Carla’s incestuous lust for him. The Field “firm” is allied with the potentially rival mafiya “family” of Petruso Knishovo, a Ukrainian immigrant. Their joint undertaking is a people trafficking ring. A strained code of collaboration has been reaping handsome rewards for all, until… Philip Field decided his life was insufficiently rewarding, and those of suitable illegal immigrants inconsequential. Some arrivals are randomly ‘disappeared’ and relieved of their vital body-parts, which are then auctioned on the organs-for-transfer market. Motivated by lust, he abducts Knishovo’s nubile, teenage niece. This is the catalyst for disaster. Knishovo’s reacts with animal ferocity. At the intensity of the Fields’ retaliation, he loses all perspective and vows to bomb London’s underground rail system and annihilate the Fields, excluding Carla, whom he wishes to sexually enslave. Newly promoted Detective Inspector Frankie Burns, feisty, single, ambitious, is intent on ending the Fields’ longstanding knack of frustrating the East London Crime Squad’s attempts to convict. Her debut investigation is to find the murderer of the eviscerated bodies being fished from the Thames. The DI’s mission to infiltrate the family and acquire evidence against Freddy is aided by the bi-sexual Carla Field’s instant infatuation for her; while the admiration of her mentor and superior, Det Supt Tommy Cowper, becomes irrepressible desire. Frankie seeks assurance in a soul-scorching, adulterous liaison with the Det Supt, hoping to rediscover her heterosexuality. The Metropolitan Police, caught between the two warring factions and wrong footed by Knishovo’s audacious means to exact revenge, seem incapable of thwarting the Ukrainian’s swansong. Frankie’s efforts to end the Field dynasty are clouded by an undeniable lust for Carla; the DI’s black and white perception of the world is forced to refocus on its many evocative shades of gay...