The Blue Rose S1:E10

There Is a Light That Never Goes Out

Temp Jane March joins law firm Mosely and Loveridge to work for Simon Frost. She finds she's replacing a dead PA, Rose, who had fallen off a wharf and drowned after attending a client function on the viaduct.

What Difference Does It Make?

Jane finds Sonya Whitwell was formerly employed at ML as an accountant and was a friend of Rose's. Jane also gets threats from creepy IT guy, Ganesh.

Sheila Take a Bow

Jane finds she has a powerful enemy, Sonya faces ultimate betrayal, and Linda is on a crash course for vengeance.

This Charming Man

Jane goes up against her nemesis, as Ganesh applies Blue Rose force to an important application.

Pretty Girls Make Graves

Jane's work crisis leads to shocking discoveries, while Sonya tries to save a lost soul with dark secrets.

Paint a Vulgar Picture

Ganesh finally gets Rose's phone to work, and as they review her last messages and texts, the Blue Roses find the last person to talk to her was Charlie, junior lawyer at ML.

Money Changes Everything

Jane finds Linda has secrets, as Simon wants her to go away with him. For work, or something more? Linda is appalled to find Grant is going for a DNA test to get custody of Nina, and wants to contest the will.

Half a Person

When Linda finds out the truth about Ben, she knows Jane needs The Blue Roses' help.

Suffer Little Children

Sonya has found that Felicity was DIC'd on the night Rose died, but they don't know what time she was arrested. Ganesh is assigned to hit up Varsha, but she's off men because of a friend who was the victim of an internet dating scam.

This Night Has Opened My Eyes

A party and a tragedy lead the Blue Roses to crisis, but Sonya is certain of one thing: in the middle of an investigation, you don’t go around sleeping with the suspects.

Girl Afraid

The Blue Roses seek the evidence they need to find Rose's killer, but this only leads them into deeper danger.

Hand in Glove

The Blue Roses are at the wire. Their mission: protect the innocent; expose the guilty; save the bunny. But above all, they want justice for Rose.