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Moving to Devon, The Long Call sees a gay detective, played by Ben Aldridge ( Our Girl, Fleabag), returning to the evangelical community he was forced to leave to tackle a case with no witnesses, no forensics and no motive – while grappling with his personal demons. Problem is, her fellow cops might be in on the crime. Set in London, The Tower stars Game of Thrones and DI Ray star Gemma Whelan as an ethical cop trying to solve a double murder after two people plunge to their deaths from the top of a tower block.

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Five-star reviews for the fast-paced cop drama The Tower, plus a double dose of Ann Cleeves – with new series The Long Call and returning favourite Shetland – together they all set the tone for nail-biting viewing on BritBox. She's come back and it doesn't bother her but it's good to see those elements being addressed.Here’s what’s new and exclusive to Britbox SA this November 2022. Her career advancements and her personal life are, sort of, gaslit by this boss. 'Her lifestyle and her career is weaponised against her. 'Most women don't, but Sarah just swallows it and gets on with it.

'It was very frustrating to play actually because I don't tolerate that kind of thing,' Whelan explained to us here at Digital Spy last year. Not all of those experiences were positive, and Whelan struggle with aspects of her character – especially the moments when her superior, Shaw, talks down to Sarah. The product of this experience was my first novel, Post Mortem.' 'Policing showed me London in a way no other job could. 'Within a matter of weeks I was writing - not for publication, but because I just had to get down on paper the world I encountered: its complexity, laughter, loyalty, the moral conflicts and the dangers that were not only physical. 'In 2006 I ran away from the circus to join the police,' London said (via The Stylist). 'As both cases unfold, Sarah and Lizzie must survive the dangerous territory where love and violence meet.' Called to an incident of domestic violence she encounters a vicious, volatile man – and a woman too frightened to ask for help. 'Lizzie, now a training detective, is working in the Domestic Violence Unit. However, according to the novel’s description, she is 'pulled into a shocking new case and must once again work with a troubled young police officer from her past, Lizzie Griffiths. Of course, there are two more books in the series that can be used for future seasons of the police drama.įirst is Death Message, in which Sarah Collins – now at the Met’s Homicide Command – is investigating the disappearance of a teenage girl more than two decades before. Sarah has opted to move to Homicide, so if Lizzie was promoted it's possible the two women could end up working together in the future. It’s unclear at the end whether Lizzie is still seeing Shaw, or what she will do next in her career, although she promises Sarah she will prove she is a good cop.

I know that audiences will fall in love with Kate’s two wonderful protagonists Sarah and Lizzie, just as I have.' 'They are authentic, funny, crammed with original characters, and they tell intense and challenging stories. You can expect any future series to stick closely to those books.Įxecutive producer Patrick Harbinson said (via The Stylist): 'As soon as I read Kate London’s beautifully written novels I knew they were it. So I think purely based upon the fact that there are two other novels already written, I think it's definitely got scope to carry on.' ' kind of follows Lizzie and Sarah, these two characters, through their personal lives and their careers and potentially meeting again in different kinds of situations.

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' The Tower is based on Post Mortem, I think she's written three novels,' PC Lizzie Adama actress Tahirah Sharif told Radio Times. Death Message and Gallowstree Lane both feature Lizzie and Sarah, as well as that slippery DI Shaw. There are also lots of potential storylines – The Tower is based on former Met police officer Kate London’s book Post Mortem, and she has written two more books in the Metropolitan series of novels.