Friendly and respected pharmacist (Dermot Crowley), recently widowed, starts to pressure his young assistant (Annabelle Apsion) to be more than his assistant. She has her own troubles with her ex-husband (Ian Puleston-Davies), a cop with drinking problems, wanting to have more time with their son (Harry Eden). Seemingly accidental deaths lead Helen West (Amanda Burton) to probe further than the police, even her boy-friend (Conor Mullen), think is warranted.
Mr Logo is a familiar figure in the courts, frequently accused of indecent assault, but invariably acquitted due to lack of evidence. Crown Prosecutor Helen West has again failed to bring a successful prosecute against him.
Helen West's personal life is in need of repair, and she decides the first move is to spring clean her home. Working by day with domestic violence cases, Helen finds it too easy to turn a blind eye to the unhappiness of her cleaning lady, Cath.
