When Sergeant Rowan Blake, a battle-hardened British Army medic, is deployed on a six-month operational tour to northern Iraq, she expects heat, long nights, and the familiar chaos of keeping her lads alive. What she doesn’t expect is to be embedded alongside UK Special Forces—or to come face-to-face with Staff Sergeant Callum Ward, her ex-partner and the man who broke her heart by disappearing into the shadows of Special Ops two years earlier.
After dismantling the last of the network responsible for his family’s death, Frank Castle disappears into the background, determined to live as a ghost. But when a failed hit in New York exposes a surviving thread of a covert military operation, he’s pulled back into a war he thought he’d finished.
After a championship-winning cheer squad and their school’s football team board a private plane to celebrate their success, the unthinkable happens—the aircraft crashes deep in a remote wilderness. Stranded with no rescue in sight, the surviving teenagers must rely on each other to survive.
A group of troubled young adults are sent to a remote coastal rehabilitation retreat after various scandals, crimes, or mental breakdowns. The program claims it will “fix them,” but the place quickly begins to feel like a psychological experiment rather than therapy. Justin Foley is there for addiction recovery; Maddy Perez is there for a violent altercation with an ex, Del Luccetti is there for vandalism and fighting, Cadence Sinclair is there for a mysterious breakdown and memory loss; James Cook is there for assault charges and reckless behaviour; Lee is there for being considered “dangerous” and antisocial; Effy Stonem is there for a mental health relapse; Fleabag is there for self-destructive behaviour and family intervention and Rihanna is there for criminal charges from street racing. They each hide a deep secret on their reasonings there.