Plot:

David Budd, an army war veteran and current London Metropolitan Police Sergeant, is assigned duty to protect the Home Secretary Julia Montague. She wants to implement a stricter version of the Act involving surveillance and investigation thereby gaining hostility within the party as well as common public. They develop a clandestine affair and she gets eventually assassinated. David becomes a primary suspect - how he clears the name and finds the real assassin is the rest of the series.....

What makes it an edge of the seat thriller?

Interesting screenplay: There's never a dull moment in the series. right from the word Go, it's filled with intriguing, suspenseful and tantalizing episode. It allows the audience to speculate with it's twist and turn keeping you at the edge of the seat. It has it's nail biting moments along with amazing political conspiracy. Technically strong: The production values of the series is so good as if it's like a movie. Strong performances, good music, excellent cinematography accentuates the flow of the series. It happens in late October and the gloomy weather adds to the muddiness of the plot. It's power-packed with just 6 episodes of 60-70 mins each. One good thing, which might be critically panned by few, is that it never ventures or explores the depth of the characters and relies on viewer's intelligence to presume the intricacies of the lead characters It's a perfect action drama fit for a weekend or overnight watch and you will not be disappointed. It contains some matured content and hence not suitable for children!!!