It's not quite Death in Paradise, but one of Britain's most remote overseas territories is on the hunt for a new police inspector, offering a salary package of up to GBP47,000.
The role will see the officer posted on Ascension Island, which lies in the South Atlantic Ocean and has a population of 850.
St Helena Police have advertised for an inspector to lead a small team of officers responsible for the 24-hour policing of the island.
The two-year contract is available from February or March 2018, and candidates must have a British passport in order to apply.
As well as a salary of up to GBP28,000 a year, the job comes with a benefits package of up to GBP19,000 per year, which includes am annual food allowance of GBP6054 or GBP3054 if unaccompanied, and use of a fully maintained car.
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The package also includes one return airfare to the country of residence for the officer and their family, rent-free housing with electricity and water allowances, and free medical care and dental care.
The advert on the Ascension Island website says: "If you are interested in leading a small team of officers delivering a public service-focused police and immigration service to a small island community, this is an ideal opportunity for you."
The island is volcanic, has a sub-tropical climate and covers an area of just 88 square kilometres, meaning criminals will not have far to run or hide from the new recruit.
