Murder wasn't something Orla could, in good conscience, condone. However, she did recognise it as an expedient form of problem solving.
Orla Cutting loves her life exactly the way it is.
It's easy to love life when you know everything about everyone. Nothing surprises Orla anymore; no one does anything she's not expecting.
Until the worst person she knows is murdered.
It's very out of character for him.
With the full force of the law pointing in the wrong direction, Orla must undertake her own inquiry (not an investigation... investigations are illegal) before an innocent woman is sent to her death.
As her quest for exoneration continues, it becomes clear Orla hardly knew anything at all.
