Jackson and the Women

I loved the music but don't know who was singing the songs, there is a at the end of the show, a woman's voice-can anyone tell me who she is? Or how to find out the song tracks from this episode? This is the first time I have watched this show.

I like it a lot and am going to start watching the entire show I would be curious to know others take on this show Does it take place in London not quite sure Any comments about the music is most helpful What else has this actor been in as well?

Also out of curiosity-what kind of car does he drive in the show

Is he married in real life?

Thanks

Jackson Brodie is asked by a tee age boy to learn what happened to his mother, who was seemingly killed by a notorious killer, and he's also asked to look for Samira, who's parents want her brought home.

I loved the contrast of the two cases that Brodie is investigating, both are intriguing, both are pretty sad, but definitely engaging. Brodie's life is quite literally turned upside down by the women in his life.

I really did like the touches of humour, that scene where Brodie is surrounded by all of the women in his life, that was really funny. I loved Natasha Little's scenes, she was so funny.

The acting is first rate, it's a killer performance from Jason Isaacs, equally brilliant from Amanda Abbington, that dinner scene was remarkable, if truly sad, the ultimate sacrifice?

Solid end to the show, it's just such a pity that it had to end here, there was definitely a whole lot more they could have done.

8/10.

The long-overdue dinner with Louise ended with a BS explanation for why things must go a certain way. The Julia pregnancy arc (or bulge) was soap opera crap at its cheesiest. Plus, the way he dealt with - or didn't deal with - secretary Deborah all added up to a bad final taste in the mouth for a guy who was easy to root for throughout the first eight episodes,. I gave all of those at 6 or 7, with one climbing up to 8. Huge disappointment .