Waking the Dead

Contains violence. When Detective Superintendent Boyd encounters a woman unable to accept the explanation of her father's death, he takes on the case.

Contains violence. New evidence points to suicide but, when Boyd and the team exhume Perry Coleman’s body, DNA tests reveal some disturbing facts that call this into question.

Contains violence and very strong language. Renovations at a Catholic church reveal a skull buried within the concrete for over 20 years, bringing the team into contact with the church’s community as they investigate.

Contains violence and very strong language. The case drives Boyd to despair as it opens old wounds, whilst the rest of the team learns that the skeleton and a priest at the church may be related.

Contains violence. 25 years ago, Annie Keel confessed to the murder of her husband and her neighbour’s son. When new evidence calls her confession into doubt, Boyd and the team must dig deeper.

Contains violence. Who else was present at the time of the murders? Boyd suspects Keel is covering for someone and forces her to revisit that fateful night in 1975.