Double bill of romantic dramas based on the novels by E.L. James. In 'Fifty Shades of Grey' (2015), demure literature student Ana Steele (Dakota Johnson), who, as a favour to her friend Kate (Eloise Mumford), meets up with the handsome and enigmatic businessman Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) for an interview. Very quickly, an attraction grows between the pair and Ana realises a need to become close to Christian. However, with Christian's need to maintain complete control over everything in his life including his sexual partners, Ana finds there is much more to him than meets the eye. In 'Fifty Shades Darker' (2017), Ana and Christian separate after Ana experiences difficulty accepting Christian's romantic past. When she is offered a position at a publishing house in Seattle she accepts, but is left wondering if splitting up with Christian was the right thing to do. Things then take an unexpected turn when a hurting Christian turns up in Seattle and convinces Ana to resume their relationship on her terms. However, as the couple give their romance another shot, a number of ghosts from Christian's past threaten to ruin their future together once more.

The day Finn Maguire discovers his father bludgeoned to death in a pool of blood, his dreary life is turned upside down. Prime suspect in the murder, Finn must race against time to clear his name and find out who hated his dad enough to kill him. Trawling the sordid, brutal London underworld for answers, Finn exposes dark family secrets and faces danger at every turn. But he's about to learn that it's the people you trust who can hit you the hardest... 'A fast-paced thriller with real heart' Simon Kernick

As the owner/manager of a gym, life for Finn Maguire is mercifully quieter after the murderous events of 'Crusher'. But when his business partner Delroy is targeted by vicious loan sharks, and Finn's trusted lawyer Nicky apparently absconds with all of his money, he is dragged back into the murky criminality of the London underworld. Dark secrets run deep here - and there's danger at every turn. Someone wants Finn to lay low and stop asking questions - and will stop at nothing to silence him.