Right Swipe
Sara Sullivan is thirty-five, single and cautiously returning to dating after surviving an abusive relationship. When she agrees to meet Blair Henderson, a seemingly perfect match on the dating app Right Swipe. She arrives at his home to find him brutally murdered.
Moments later, anonymous text messages begin arriving on her phone, suggesting someone has been watching her all along.
Detective Peter McNash leads the investigation and quickly comes to believe Sara is the sole survivor of a meticulous serial killer targeting men through the dating app. As more bodies are discovered, each staged with disturbing precision, investigators uncover a chilling pattern: every victim invited their killer inside, each crime scene is carefully arranged, and the victims' dogs have mysteriously disappeared.
While McNash grows increasingly protective of Sara, Detective Hale suspects something far more sinister. Sara appears connected to every victim, notices details an ordinary witness should miss and repeatedly finds herself at the centre of the investigation.
As the murders continue and anonymous messages become more personal, the killer appears obsessed with Sara, watching her movements and reacting with jealousy as feelings develop between her and McNash.
Sara Sullivan is thirty-five, single and cautiously returning to dating after surviving an abusive relationship. When she agrees to meet Blair Henderson, a seemingly perfect match on the dating app Right Swipe. She arrives at his home to find him brutally murdered.
Moments later, anonymous text messages begin arriving on her phone, suggesting someone has been watching her all along.
Detective Peter McNash leads the investigation and quickly comes to believe Sara is the sole survivor of a meticulous serial killer targeting men through the dating app. As more bodies are discovered, each staged with disturbing precision, investigators uncover a chilling pattern: every victim invited their killer inside, each crime scene is carefully arranged, and the victims' dogs have mysteriously disappeared.
While McNash grows increasingly protective of Sara, Detective Hale suspects something far more sinister. Sara appears connected to every victim, notices details an ordinary witness should miss and repeatedly finds herself at the centre of the investigation.
As the murders continue and anonymous messages become more personal, the killer appears obsessed with Sara, watching her movements and reacting with jealousy as feelings develop between her and McNash.