The Killing Kind

Ingrid walks down an alley in London with her red umbrella in hand. She feels as if she is being followed by her former client John Webster, who she defended two years earlier when she first began her career as a barrister. That night, Ingrid receives a phone call from Webster saying he believes she is in danger.

At Belinda's memorial, Ingrid finds her seat and sees a red umbrella placed on her coat, with a note indicating it's a gift. Ingrid can't face her grief and leaves to go home. At the entrance to her flat, she is startled by Webster, who is waiting for her. He tells Ingrid he has a witness who saw Belinda being pushed.

Ingrid is leaving London behind reflecting that someone is trying to kill her. She arrives at the beach house and feels calm for the first time in a while. She works feverishly to log evidence to help build a case as she's still not convinced Belinda's death was an accident. That evening, while She is showering, she hears someone enter the house.

Ingrid believes a past case may provide the answer. Detective Nash warns Ingrid off pursuing her own investigation. Webster tells her to trust him, helping take Ingrid another step closer to identifying the killer - but then events turn dangerous.

Ingrid visits a lonely place and when a detective friend arrives his conduct seems suspicious - but does Ingrid now have the evidence she needs?

Ingrid is forced to re-examine the original Webster legal case she worked on. In an explosive final twist, Ingrid must fight to right the wrongs to ensure that justice is done. But can Ingrid ever escape her past?