Ann Lambert is a celebrated playwright and director with a prolific career spanning over three decades. Her stage works, performed internationally, delve into the complexities of human psychology and societal dynamics. Lambert's writing is characterized by its profound exploration of intricate themes and the creation of compelling, memorable characters. Her distinctive voice and masterful dialogue have cemented her significant presence in contemporary theatre.
Set against the backdrop of an environmental protest, Marie Russell and Detective Inspector Roméo Leduc find their honeymoon interrupted by a shocking murder. As they navigate the complexities of the case, they must confront the darker sides of activism and uncover the truth behind the crime, blending romance with suspense in a thrilling investigation.
Set against the backdrop of a fierce snowstorm, a young woman's body is found, leaving Detective Inspector Romeo Leduc to unravel the mystery of her identity through a photograph with his number. Concurrently, Marie Russell is drawn into a different crisis as she supports a college student recovering from a horrific assault. The intertwining narratives explore themes of identity, justice, and the impact of violence, revealing the personal and professional challenges faced by those involved.
The murder of an older woman proves that the sins of the past are never forgotten, or forgiven.