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A killer moves through Glasgow using different methods on apparently unrelated victims, leaving one shared signature: a severed little finger. Detective Rachel Narey must find the motive connecting these deaths before the next carefully planned attack.

Glasgow crime photographer Tony Winter notices a possible connection between a beaten boy and sniper attacks targeting drug dealers and police. His observations draw him into an investigation where the photographs may reveal what detectives have missed.

Twenty years after a teenage girl died on an icy island in Loch Menteith, Rachel Narey reopens the investigation unofficially. With Tony Winter's help, she pursues a cold case that matters deeply to her ailing father.

A murdered woman in Glasgow's Necropolis recalls a notorious series of killings from the 1970s. Photographer Tony Winter and detective Rachel Narey investigate the connection, while a retired detective confronts secrets from the original case.

John Callum escapes to the Faroe Islands hoping to leave his troubled past behind. When murder disturbs his refuge, police investigate, and Callum's own uncertainty about what he might have done makes safety increasingly elusive.

An urban explorer discovers a body with its throat cut in a buried Glasgow waterway. Rachel Narey investigates officially while Tony Winter follows a more personal trail, uncovering connections between the victim and the city's hidden places.

A body hangs above Glasgow's Queen Street station, with the victim's clothing arranged below. Removed from the investigation, Rachel Narey finds another route into the case as Tony Winter explores the market for objects associated with murder.

Police arrest a violent rapist whose flat contains photographs of women apparently unaware they were being watched. Rachel Narey must identify the repeated faces and investigate whether the women remain in danger despite the suspect's imprisonment.

A death in Los Angeles and a missing woman in Glasgow lead investigators to a disturbing live video. Rachel Narey must work across borders to identify its captive victim and understand the killer's demands before time runs out.