"Edgewalkers" is a gripping, atmospheric crime thriller set in Plymouth, where past traumas and sinister rituals collide. The narrative centers on DI Dina Harrow, a resilient yet haunted police detective returning to her hometown after personal tragedy. Dina is thrust into a chilling murder investigation after the discovery of a young boy’s mutilated body on the banks of the Tamar Estuary. The boy’s body bears cryptic symbols and signs of an elaborate ritual, pointing to a dark, organized crime with occult undertones.
As Dina delves into the case, she confronts a labyrinth of cryptic leads, resistance from her superiors, and unsettling connections to local myths and fringe communities. Alongside her reluctant partner, DCI Pawar, Dina navigates a web of ritualistic clues, occult practices, and unsettling community ties. Her own personal struggles—stemming from her estranged relationships and the death of her child—heighten the emotional stakes, blurring her judgment and resolve.
The investigation becomes increasingly desperate as forensics fail to yield concrete answers, and the case draws the attention of conspiracy theorists and local media. Dina’s relentless pursuit of the truth uncovers links between the murder, a mysterious green van, and a secretive network operating in the shadows of society. As she gets closer to understanding the motives behind the killing, she is forced to question the limits of her own resilience and the boundaries between logic and belief.
With its moody settings, complex characters, and intricate plot, Edgewalkers masterfully blends the procedural and the personal, culminating in a shocking revelation that leaves the audience questioning the nature of justice and morality in a fractured world
