A Dish Best Eaten Cold - Reheated

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After her husband, Dwayne, is sent to jail for his part in 'The Suffering of Little Children' Margaret Wagstaffe takes her children to live in a small house near the College where she works. A storm uproots the neighbouring trees revealing a number of buried bodies.

They belong to students who died over ten years ago. Their deaths are connected to a drug 'Click' which was very popular with teenagers at that time.

Rumours that it is to be manufactured again produce a number of deaths and an attempt on Margaret's own life - she would do better to pay more attention to her Mother.

Mollie does not play as important a role in this story as earlier but her advice is sound as she tries to keep her young grandchildren safe.