Community member or friend
Paige is part of Sally’s immediate personal circle and is present when armed intruders attack Sally’s home. She is caught in the danger surrounding Sally’s investigation into the temporal disturbances, making her one of the people directly exposed to the hostile forces pursuing the same phenomenon.
Mother of Joseph Smith, providing familial and spiritual guidance.
Pamela is Nick's mother, who becomes seriously ill during his relationship with Anna. Anna supports Nick at the hospital while Pamela is ill, bringing the couple together in a moment of family crisis. The plot summary does not provide further details about Pamela's condition or actions.
Lisa is Melanie’s aunt and criticizes her work at the theater, complaining about a ruined costume, unprepared workers, and the production’s problems. She later confronts Melanie about a missed insurance payment and the theater’s liability after a performer threatens to sue. Melanie plans to use Lisa’s daily afternoon nap as an opportunity to poison her.
Patricia is the library director who tells Melody that budget cuts prevent the library from keeping her on staff and that Sunday hours will be eliminated. She nevertheless reassures Melody that her work and contribution have been valuable.
Nana is Jamie and Blake’s grandmother, and they had planned a Disneyland trip with her. When they learn she should not be left alone during the pandemic, the sisters set out to reach her while trying to avoid exposing her to infection. Their travel plans are focused on getting to Nana, though they have not reached her by the end of the story.
Anne Sward has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Sister Swap Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Lost Civilizations of North America, A Crafty Christmas Romance, The Cave. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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