CONWAY, THE LAW MAN.

"A Really Great Story with Strong Characters and A Great Piece of Prose"

Emmy, Bafta and Tony Award Winner, Alan Cumming.

Police Crime Drama set in modern times in Dundee Scotland.

The main character is Police Inspector Steve Conway of Tayside Police in Dundee. He is mid-40s, good-looking, but has a lived-in face due to being a borderline alcoholic for several years and in recent years has let himself go in regard to his diet and the overall way he lives his life and his dress sense is dubious, to say the least. Although in his mid-40s, he is old school in his general thinking and policing methods.

He still manages to turn up for work every day and do his job, but not to the level he used to. He is disillusioned with his job and thinks his boss Kabir Sharma is an arsehole because in his mind Sharma just wants to tick diversity boxes after only spending a few years post University actually doing police work and was fast tracked to Chief Inspector, but probably the real reason deep down Conway thinks he is an arsehole is because he is 10 years younger. Conway drinks every day but only after work never on duty, he still deep down has some sense of professionalism all be it limited. He is divorced, his son Ryan aged 12 and his daughter Ashley aged 14 barely speak to him due to him being an absent parent and letting them down over the last four years on many occasions since his divorce from their mother Heather. He has had a couple of relationships but as soon as any woman wants any commitment, he runs a mile.

He is close to his sister Susan who is a lawyer and a partner in the family law firm in Dundee which their father Peter Heads.

Conway has not solved a big case for a long time due to the self-destruction of his life ,but he is given one more chance to solve this high profile case involving twists and turns while dealing with the bureaucracy he has no time for and also trying to sort his private life out. Does he still have what it takes?