A Catholic man and father of four has been arrested following the discovery of a murdered prostitute, though he maintains his innocence. Beck has returned from sick leave to resume working with Penhaligon, who harbors a private belief t…

As David Harvey remained in custody, a second, strikingly similar murder occurred. Detective Fitz visited his brother Michael, a priest, to confront him with accusations of the killings. Simultaneously, Maggie Harvey insisted upon her h…

With yet another prostitute found murdered, Fitz began to suspect David Harvey’s wife, Maggie, despite the forceful denials from both the police and his own brother, Father Michael.

A smile from Bill Nash toward Stuart Grady—a fleeting moment—would alter the trajectory of their lives and unknowingly set them both upon a path towards violence. Simultaneously, within the confines of home, Judith at last defied expect…

Fitz finds himself contending with Grady and Nash, their bond rapidly unraveling into something volatile.

In private conversation, Fitz offered counsel to a patient struggling within her marriage. The guidance he provided, costing her fifty pounds, ultimately led her to the decision of leaving her husband.

Fitz requested that DCI Wise substitute him with Irene, reasoning that the perpetrator might cease their actions if they perceived a shift in focus away from the psychologist’s exclusive attention. Irene consented to take his place, but …