I thoroughly enjoyed this 6-part, made-for-TV mini-series. I found it light enough to not need 100% concentration 100% of the time but also gripping enough to have me looking forward to the next episode.
Views of the loch and the surrounding countryside were featured and used to advantage to contribute to the storyline in a way didn’t feel forced.
The action plays out as a fairly standard murder mystery drama, with the predictable conflicts and plenty of twists and turns without becoming too convoluted.
The climax and conclusion were surprising though perhaps just a little unbelievable but not so unlikely as to detract from my enjoyment.
3.5/5 stars
The 3rd Drawer Down 