Cain

A cellar master is murdered in his home. When Cain and Lucie arrive at the crime scene, they quickly notice that the victim had time to point to the label on a bottle of wine. For Cain, it's as if that bottle had been smashed over his head. The vineyard belongs to his maternal family, which means the murderer is probably related to him.

The investigation races on as Cain and Patricia dig under their ancestral vines-unearthing shocking secrets and unexpected corpses.

A fisherman finds a body off the coast of Marseille: it is David Ferrara, a restaurateur whose establishment is highly praised by food critics.

Cain investigates the death of Enzo, a very handsome man who worked as a Chippendale dancer. The strip club where he performed is run by Etienne Sorlin and his wife, Noémie.

Romain, 18, dies in the sabotaged car of his fiancée, Alison Komolov-a vehicle all the Komolov women used: each could have been the target… or the culprit.

As Enora dives into the new men's anti-aging market, Pascal Hachard, in charge of the launch, is brutally murdered-could the killer really be someone from inside the company?

Dr. François Falardeau, who had just had his wife committed against her will, is found stabbed to death in his office. The initial evidence at the crime scene quickly points the finger at the family circle.

Cain is on the trail of a gang of robbers. Legrand and Borel, trying to catch them red-handed, find themselves prisoners, and one robber is left behind.