In the late 1950s, a young John Morton was transfixed with sports car racing. His dreams of competition eventually led him to enroll, in 1962, in the Shelby School of High Performance Driving. In a bold moment after the last class, Morton asked Carroll Shelby if he might come to work for the newly formed Shelby American. The answer was "Yes, here's a broom." Thus ended Morton's college career and began his long racing career. Over the next three years,...

Sports and Life, an Olympian's View is a collection of 133 stories, essays and commentaries covering a wide variety of topics related to sports and life. For two decades, John Morton broadcast short commentaries on Vermont Public Radio and wrote a monthly column in the regional newspaper Vermont Sports Today. Morton was an Olympic biathlete (Sapporo '72 and Innsbruck '76) and a Nordic ski coach (Dartmouth College '78-'89). His stories related to skiing...

Brock Blennerhasset makes a living out of photographing the dead in Victorian Ireland. When a series of murders threatens to sully Blennerhasset's reputation, a tenacious detective drags him into an investigation of Dublin's criminal underbelly. Set within the fascinating historical period of postmortem portraiture, this darkly comic series blends murder mystery with delightfully macabre humor.

With the United World Talent boss in the office monitoring him, Dan is focused on one of his clients (David Harewood) who is up to play James Bond. Dan struggles to get the actor into the right headspace, but later, he decides to commit to Zoë. Stella reveals that her medical results came back, and thankfully, she'll be all right. Rebecca says goodbye to Margaux and promises to wait for her. Jonathan is confronted by Charlotte, but he is not truthful....

Nightingale Hart, one of London's most renowned and respected talent agencies - boasting top clients like Kelly Macdonald, Helena Bonham Carter, and Dominic West - has more than its share of drama and crises. And on the night that much-loved agency founder Richard Nightingale (Jim Broadbent) is to be recognized for his lifetime achievement, the agents receive shocking news.

Jonathan stuns the agency with the news that he has accepted a takeover offer from United World Talent. Soon the new parent company is flexing its authority, and Jonathan must face that in saving the company, he has lost his leadership position. Rebecca and Dan are called to a movie set to help their clients (Emma Corrin and Himesh Patel) who are struggling to make it through a love scene together, while Zoë and Dan are inspired to take their relationship...

Two of Jonathan's clients, a well-known married couple (David and Jessica Oyelowo) working on a film together, are at odds due to inequality in pay. To make matters worse, Charlotte discovers that Jonathan was having an affair while she was pregnant with Luke, causing her to kick Jonathan out of the house. Elsewhere, jealousy comes in between Dan and Zoë, and, at the same time, Rebecca is jealous of Margaux.

Reeling from Henry's murder, Blennerhasset sends Molloy and Nancy away, but the pair refuses to give up on him. When his life is threatened, Blennerhasset reveals he knows who created the album, but his silence has already put Nancy in danger.

When Nancy's grandmother dies, Molloy is introduced to Blennerhasset's difficult family during their memorial photography session. After a meeting with Henry's eccentric friends, Molloy brings Blennerhasset and Nancy to a séance to capture a photograph of a ghost.