Second Sight

Now head of the elite Special Murder Unit, Ross searches for evidence in the unsolved killing of a violinist two years earlier. Then Catherine oversteps her authority, leaving Ross exposed as he tries to conceal his failing eyesight.

Convinced that the young son of the violinist is the key to solving her murder, Ross decides to recreate the scene of the crime. His unorthodox plan causes conflicts within the team, which now includes ambitious DI Boyd, who is eyeing Ross's job.

After a man is found bludgeoned to death, his fiancée, Kerry, wakes up covered in blood. The daughter of a powerful Labour politician, Kerry is adamant she's innocent. Ross struggles to get to the truth.

As all the evidence points to Kerry, Ross deals with hallucinations and a terrifying recurring dream. And with DI Boyd watching his every move, Ross's secret is close to being discovered.

When Ben Harris, a Black community leader, is battered to death, prejudice appears to be the motive. As Ross faces the growing mistrust of his team, DS Jane Chancellor gets a second chance to prove herself.

With the key witness changing his story, Ross is drawn deeper into the world of organized crime. Increasingly alienated from his colleagues, he suspects there is a mole in the unit.