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Set a year after series one, we see former detective Huw, who, after surviving a brutal stabbing, believes he has finally escaped the psychological grip of serial killer Patrick, now safely behind bars. Retreating with his wife Alice to an isolated house by the sea, Huw is determined to rebuild a quiet life, far from the violence that nearly destroyed them. But peace, he soon realises, is an illusion.
Having anticipated Huw's plan, Patrick flees during a tense drive across the moors. Huw lies to Jenny about his escape and Margot visits, furious with her father for nearly going through with it. Hunted and running out of time, Huw tracks Patrick to the abandoned farmhouse, where a devastating truth is revealed and Patrick delivers his final, cruel masterstroke.
Huw uncovers evidence suggesting Jonathan may never have been murdered at all - that Patrick fabricated the confession in response to police inquiries. However, Huw doesn't reveal this, and as Jenny grows suspicious of Huw's intentions, he quietly manoeuvres to have her removed from the operation. Margot begs Huw to stop, but he refuses.
Patrick intensifies his psychological assault on Huw and Margot when Jackie breaks into Margot's flat, scratches out pictures of Sam, and steals Margot's diary. Armed with Margot's most private thoughts, Patrick weaponises her fears. When Margot learns that Huw has secretly visited Patrick in prison again, she explodes - convinced Huw is feeding Patrick's power and even arranging for someone to stalk her.
A year after surviving a brutal attack, former detective Huw has retreated to a remote coastal home with his wife Alice, determined to leave the past behind. Meanwhile, their daughter Margot is preparing to move in with her boyfriend Sam, but their fragile peace is disrupted when letters begin arriving from imprisoned serial killer Patrick.
Set a year after series one, we see former detective Huw, who, after surviving a brutal stabbing, believes he has finally escaped the psychological grip of serial killer Patrick, now safely behind bars. Retreating with his wife Alice to an isolated house by the sea, Huw is determined to rebuild a quiet life, far from the violence that nearly destroyed them. But peace, he soon realises, is an illusion.
The cat and mouse thriller tells the story of Huw Miller, a police detective still haunted by the one case that he failed to solve – a stalker who taunted his town, mercilessly toying with his victims before eventually killing them. As Huw attempts to settle into retirement, the case is never far from his mind - and when new neighbour, Patrick Harbottle moves in and utters the chilling phrase ‘catch you later' – the sign off the stalker used to taunt Huw during the investigation – Huw is determined he's finally got his man.
What follows is a high stakes game of psychological chess between the two neighbours as Huw's world begins to crumble around him. Unable to bear the guilt of the stalker taking another victim under his nose, Huw risks everything to unearth the truth. But has he set his sights on the right man, or is his obsession pushing him ever closer to the brink?
