Brendan O'Connor

He reveals to her after they get engaged, he has killed someone.

That's not a spoiler, this comes up really quickly, that he has killed someone and buried the body.

And she doesn't tell the police immediately.

It takes her a while and then there's this whole thing about, well, what is her relationship?

She's still seeing him.

He's being investigated.

What is actually, I think, hiding underneath the kind of sensationalist title of this is a really interesting story about somebody who's very vulnerable and feels the police aren't protecting her.

So she feels incredibly exposed for quite a long time.

They know that she has told the police.

She's still seeing this guy.

Right.

And the police aren't protecting her.

And of course, it all goes to court and it, you know, plays out as it needs to legally.

But it's actually really interesting from that point of view.

And also someone whose life is recorded by herself all the time.

You get to see her in all sorts of different emotional states.

OK.

She's really compelling.

It's worth your time.

This, I'm enjoying this so much.