DC Leila Hussain arrives in Port Devine, and instantly makes an impression.
If you're a fan of daytime drama, which I am, the likes of Shakespeare and Hathaway and Mallorca Files etc, I think you'll enjoy it.
All in all, it's pretty good, a solid start, Amara Karan is the standout, I am a massive fan of hers, I think she's so good, without sounding harsh, I feel she's a little wasted here.
What exactly is Leila's story, and why has she been sent to such a backwater?
The visuals are impressive, it's a beautiful place, the blue skies make a difference also, stunning.
The main issue I had here, was the amount of times Leila has to hear about 'how we do things over here,' and 'you aren't in London anymore.' I don't think we've heard the last of that, it's like a serious Hot Fuzz.
If you're a fan of daytime drama, which I am, the likes of Shakespeare and Hathaway and Mallorca Files etc, I think you'll enjoy it.
All in all, it's pretty good, a solid start, Amara Karan is the standout, I am a massive fan of hers, I think she's so good, without sounding harsh, I feel she's a little wasted here.
What exactly is Leila's story, and why has she been sent to such a backwater?
The visuals are impressive, it's a beautiful place, the blue skies make a difference also, stunning.
The main issue I had here, was the amount of times Leila has to hear about 'how we do things over here,' and 'you aren't in London anymore.' I don't think we've heard the last of that, it's like a serious Hot Fuzz.