Joanne Whalley and Ray Stevenson star in Life Line, a supernatural and thrilling love story in two parts by Stephen Gallagher. Successful entrepreneur Peter Brisco leads an affluent, but soulless, life, having broken up with Katy Adair, his one true love, 15 years earlier to pursue his career abroad. Back in London for his brother's wedding, Peter catches a glimpse of Katy leaving an art gallery one evening and, determined to make up for lost time, decides to engineer a "chance" meeting between them. Long since settled with partner Jack and with a successful career in the art world, Katy is pleased to see Peter and agrees to meet for dinner. Over their meal, however, Katy reveals her dissatisfaction with her relationship and that, deep down, she still feels exactly the same about Peter §C and hey embark upon a passionate, but ultimately doomed, love affair. However, their love turns to tragedy and, in his torment, Peter begins to doubt his sanity as events take a series of unexpected and incredible turns. Peter discovers a card for a mysterious organisation called Life Line and, initially, he finds that his phone calls to it offer some answers. The arrival of a stranger in the shape of Catt throws Peter's life into confusion §C ad he realises that nothing, and no- one, are as they seem. Peter Brisco is played by Ray Stevenson, Katy Adair by Joanne Whalley, Jack by Adrian Rawlins and Catt by Jemima Rooper.