Attendee at Christian's charity auction, participates in bidding for experiences.
Charles Bannister is a wealthy businessman whose death makes him Alan W. Hakman's latest memorial client. His recorded memories contain troubling footage involving Isabel Bannister, and Fletcher seeks the files as potential evidence against Bannister and a means of attacking EYE Tech.
Charles Carver is a rehabilitation patient whose recovery is being overseen by Blake Williams. Violet works with him through music therapy despite Blake's concerns that the approach could complicate his rehabilitation. Charles eventually hums along to a song, providing Violet with a small but meaningful sign of engagement.
Fred Cook is pursuing an appeal for Sarah Jo Pender after her conviction. Sarah Jo Pender’s visitor explains that Fred Cook’s strategy is based on inadequate representation, linking him to her effort to overturn the two homicide convictions and the consecutive sentences totaling 110 years.
A corrupt senator involved in illegal drug trafficking. He serves as a financial pawn for the conspiracy but is eliminated in a car crash orchestrated by the antagonists after Nault tracks him down.
Mr. Marshall is one of Kristen's wealthy parents. When he and Mrs. Marshall go broke, Kristen's college dreams are crushed. The plot summary does not describe Mr. Marshall taking any further action, but his financial collapse is part of the crisis that motivates Kristen's pursuit of Richard's lottery ticket.
Michael St. John Smith has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Fifty Shades with 1 titles. Signature works include Secrets in the Attic, Harmony From The Heart, Spotlight on Christmas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
