Every so often I feel compelled to divulge yet another in a long series of BBC Crime dramas that I have found enjoyable, adn this is one of those times. The series opens with a scene from during the war when all four women were code breakers. Susan and Millie are good with patterns, Lucy has a photographic memory, and Jean has access to people in all the right places. They were a team that solved things. Their lives were exciting and they felt like what they did made a difference. They didn't know it at the time, but when the war ended and the men came home they were going to go back to the status of women, which was significantly less thrilling than the life they had led. And due to the Official Secrets Act, none of them could talk about what they did during the war.
Fast forward nine years. Susan is now a mother of two going slightly batty at the lack of intellectual stimulation in her life. She has been following the story of a serial killer and his victims and thinks that she has spotted a pattern. Long story short she gets the gang back together to track a serial killer.
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