Critic Reviews

I really enjoyed it. There is an attitude and a dry, dark wit to Toby Whithouse’s thriller, and the cast are high pedigree.

It’s a tough role to pull off but Anjli Mohindra hits just the right note, her principles colliding with pragmatism, as Grace gets to grips with St Jory’s dark secrets. What starts out as a missing-person cold case soon heats up into a feverish mix of mystery and philosophical debate.

Its six instalments are refreshingly distinct, avoiding that mid-run slump that can affect other crime dramas.

There's still just enough mismatched elements that make it something of a disappointment, but thanks to its combination of intriguing mystery, direct sense of humor, and excellent cast, it's still mostly worth a watch.