Best of British Crime: Wire in the Blood

Tony Hill is brought in to consult when the British city of Bradford is hit by a serial killer. The police informally call these The Queer Killings, but are they? New Detective Inspector Carol Jordan and Hill must work together in the charged environment to identify and stop the killer.

Dr Tony Hill, heading up the recently founded National Profiling Task Force, gives his team the details of thirty missing teenagers and asks them to find a link. Are these teens heading off on their own, or is someone more sinister at work?

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Against a background of Nazi atrocities and Stasi abuses, Tony Hill and Carol Jordan must find a serial killer who is targetting psychologists across Europe.

Back in Bradford Hill and Jordan must solve a series of prostitute killings that echo those for which a killer has already been found.

Bradfield Victoria's star midfielder has been murdered. Then the football stadium is bombed, leaving dozens dead. Can Tony and Carol resolve their differences, and the political infighting in the police force, to catch the killer?

Tony must solve the killer of apparently unconnected youngsters.

Jacko Vance, escaped serial killer, intends to get his revenge on Tony Hill and on Carol Jordan.

Guilt and grief have driven a wedge between long time crime-fighting partners psychologist Tony Hill and ex-DCI Carol Jordan. But just because they're not talking doesn't mean the killing stops. Someone is killing women who bear a resemblance to Carol Jordan.

D.I. Carol Jordan is retired to the country. She spends her time walking the dog and renovating the barn left to her by her brother. And drinking. Psychologist Tony Hill is worried, and lost, and about to take things into his own hands.

When Jordan hits bottom, Tony moves himself in and sets her a problem. He has seen a pattern of deaths -- supposed suicides of female cyberbullying victims.

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