Janet King, Series Two 2016

     The title of this Series is The Invisible Wound.  This is a crime and mystery drama featuring Senior Prosecutor Janet King.  She has been assigned to the job of Royal Commissioner by The Attorney General to look into serious gun crime in New South Wales.  There have been 19 unsolved murders in Sydney and the Commission hopes to find answers for all of these cases.  One of the cases is personal because it has been two years since her partner Ashleigh Larsson was shot in the doorway of their home.  She recruits some of her former team from the Department of Public Prosecutions for this new team.  Some of the investigation may overlap the inquiry into the unsolved death of Ashleigh.  Despite the seriousness of their task, they become a target for both criminals and politicians. 

     Janet already has a LOT on her plate and now she has this new position as Royal Commissioner.  She has twin children, a boy and a daughter to raise alone in the absence of Ashleigh.  Also, she has been served papers from Deborah Larsson the sister of Ashleigh.  There is one embryo left in frozen storage and Deborah wants to claim it for herself.  A determination needs to be made if this embryo is property?  This series is very good, it's interesting and I like their Australian accents.  All crimes are tough in the investigations but the usual rule can be applied.  Follow the guns and the money.  3 ½* (I liked this series)

60 min, 24 episodes, TV Series 2, 2016 starring Marta Dusseldorp, Damian Walshe-Howling, Hamish Michael, Andrea Demetreiades, Peter Kowitz, Christopher Morris, Anita Hegh, Melissa Bonne, Leeanna Walsman, Aimee Pedersen.

Note:  Imdb 7.9 out of 10, Amazon 4.3* out of 5* with 74 reviews.

Special Note:  Filmed in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.  Some of the scenes of the area around Sydney include a monorail that was decommissioned in 2013.