A pretty good example of its kind - the noirish killer-thriller with a damaged central character, conflicting personal interests, a major hidden backstory and the significance of events in the past is of central importance to the present.
the central puppet-master villain was highly impressive though - both in terms of performance and character creation - so well done to the creators for this.
the setting was equally important and well used to give a very strong sense of place and a small tightly-knit community although this was not as emphasised as it has been in many series similar to this that I have recently seen.