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<b>2004:</b> In Brampton, Derbyshire, Lena Grey is found guilty of murdering her husband, Andrew, who was discovered smothered in their bed. She offers no defense, and serves over ten long years in prison.<br><b>Spring 2016:</b> Within months of her release over a decade later, Andrew's body is found in an abandoned morgue, recently killed. Who was the man she killed before, and why did she lie about his identity? Detective Inspector Francis Sadler and his Derbyshire team try to discover how such a well-orchestrated deception could have occurred. Detective Constable Connie Childs is convinced that something greater than marital strife caused the murders, but before Lena can be questioned further, she vanishes. Back in Lena's childhood home, her sister Kat, a therapist, is shocked by her sister's duplicity. When she begins to receive mysterious packages from a young man claiming to know her sister's location, Kat is drawn into her own investigation of her family's well-hidden secrets. As her inquiries begin to collide with the murder investigation, a link to the sisters' teenage lives emerges, and the line between victim and perpetrator becomes blurred. |
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