Just before I died

Kath lives with her husband Adam and daughter Lyla in a desolate stone longhouse deep in Dartmoor National Park.

She likes her life - the moors are beautiful, if bleak - and she counts herself as happy, even if they struggle with money, and work, and her daughter's shyness.

But one day Kath wakes up from a coma, with a vague memory of a near-fatal car accident.

She hugs her daughter close, likewise her husband Adam.

But there's something wrong. Adam seems furious with her and Lyla is acting evermore strangely.

They should be delighted to see her alive, snatched from certain death.

But they won't meet her gaze. Then Kath learns that the car crash wasn't an accident, and her whole life collapses into a world of panic, and danger.