We're heading back to Dolphin Cove for season 3 of Return to Paradise, which sees DS Mackenzie Clarke (Anna Samson) "fresh from having wrecked another of Glenn's weddings and determined never to follow her heart again".
Glenn (Tai Hara) left to "find himself", but we know from the trailer that he does eventually return – and looks set to battle for Mack, quite literally, when he ends up in a fight with the new pathologist.
"There's something undeniable about the raffish charm of Leo," who takes a shine to Mack.
But who will she choose?
As if that isn't quite enough to contend with, Mack's "force-of-nature mother" Jillian (pictured above) arrives on the scene and "puts Mack's mettle to the ultimate test".
"Oh, golly," says Senior Sergeant Philomena Strong (Catherine McClements) as Mack and Jillian clap eyes on one another for the first time in a very long time.
Brace for impact, folks.
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"And, while Dolphin Cove may still look like paradise, it continues to serve up a steady stream of baffling murder mysteries – from the artist stabbed in full view of the public, to the wildlife worker dead in a locked cassowary cage.
"Mack will solve it all with her usual brilliance, and the off-beat help of her loyal team."
Season 3 also sees the return of Lloyd Griffith as Mack's right-hand man, DC Colin Cartwright, Celia Ireland as police volunteer Reggie Rocco and Aaron McGrath as PC Felix Wilkinson.
Kerry Armstrong (SeaChange) plays Mack's mother Jillian, while Jacob Collins-Levy (The White Princess) plays new pathologist and Mack's new love interest Leo.
New guest stars this season include Mark Lee (A Place to Call Home, La Brea), Ngali Shaw (Ladies in Black, The Twelve), Anthony Hayes (The Slap, Total Control) and Zöe Ventoura (Packed to the Rafters, Time Bandits).
Further names include Matt Day (Rake, The Unusual Suspects), Robert Mammone (The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions) and Bruce Spence (Mad Max 2, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King), among others.
Return to Paradise season 3 will air on Friday 6 November at 7:30pm on BBC One. Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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