Weapons from the Wall - When an inferno destroys
the Douglas Family sports car factory, their only hope of escaping
ruin is devious financier Stephen Crane
The Killing Floor -Crane saves himself from bankruptcy
by insider dealing with his girl friend Jo Franklyn and saves Douglas
Motors by embezzling a fortune from his bank.
Hazard - Crane and Jo
are both sacked but Crane earns himself a job at Douglas Motors.
Trust - Crane's chances of another job are wrecked
when Victoria Douglas abandons him in the country. Franklyn wants
revenge and Blake wants his money back.
Pretenders - The Legionnaires catch up with Jamie
and force him to an extreme option.
Possessions - Jamie returns to the family home and
forces his father to steal Crane's money to pay off his gambling debt.
Faith - Gavin leaves his family and Victoria has
left Oxford. She Exploits Crane's affection to embroil him in a dangerous
scam to ruin a local property magnate.
Lies - Tom Franklyn demands Crane's head on a plate
for ruining the Transfrontier deal for him.
Wreckage - The Douglas family are reeling from Jamie's
suicide and his random request of 20% of the company to Colin Morris,
the factory foreman.
Sanctuary - Franklyn finally gains control of Douglas
Motors. Victoria and Crane have become lovers even though she now
knows his real name is Derek Love and he is on the run from the police.
History - A death sends Crane back into his past
to uncover a secret that changes his life.
Temptation - Crane agrees to help Franklyn with a
scam in return for leaving Douglas Motors alone.
Love - Crane enters into
a make-or-break bet with Franklyn in order to save Douglas Motors.
Susannah
Harker - Jo
Peter
Vaughan
- Franklyn
Simon
Sheperd - Piers
Benjamin
Whitrow - Robert Douglas
Leslie
Phillips - James Blake
Tom
Bell - John Love