Netflix is back with a fresh season of the action thriller, The Night Agent. Created by Shawn Ryan and based on the book by Mathew Quirk, the series has already received steady reviews.

Agent's Luciane Buchanan talks about Rose's heroics and struggles in Season 2, her relationship with Peter and possible Season 3 return.

Agent has made a thrilling return to Netflix, with Rose Larkin once again joining forces with Peter Sutherland (portrayed by Gabriel Basso) following his disappearance during a critical mission. The series opens with Rose in therapy,

Between all the explosions, shoot-outs and car chases, The Night Agent season two made a point of showing how isolating and traumatic it was to be a part of Night Action. The story of Alice’s ashes being returned by her family because her work had alienated her from them to the extent that they no longer wanted or knew her, was devastating.

The story includes details about Season 2 of Netflix’s The Night Agent. Season 1 of The Night Agent had a clear blueprint, Matthew Quirk’s novel, on which creator Shawn Ryan based the series. With an open-ended Season 1 finale and no source material for Season 2,

Together, the two tried to uncover a traitor working in the United States government. At the end of Season 1, Peter and Rose successfully found the mole and protected the president. Then, they said goodbye as Peter, a newly minted Night Agent, boarded a plane for a top secret mission.

In the final scene of season 1, Peter was seen bidding goodbye to Rose with a kiss, before boarding an official jet. It was revealed that he was now officially a Night Action agent, and he was given his first assignment.

Agent" Season 2 is streaming on Netflix. Unpack the twist ending of the spy thriller, which concludes with a new mission for Peter and an uncertain future with Rose.