The protagonist who leaves his father's remote Australian sheep farm to pursue a country music career. After being framed for drug trafficking and imprisoned, he later experiences a dramatic career ascent paired with Patsy before returning home more mature.
Al is Nikki Davies's boyfriend and criminal partner. The two target married businessmen, and he helps Nikki search the patent attorney's room after the man dies. During their flight across the Nullarbor, Al carries a large amount of cash and is suspected by Nikki of robbing Stan. He later believes Nikki may be committing murders in her sleep and ties her up.
Heir to the Baskerville estate, target of the supernatural hound, courageous and resilient.
The presiding judge who arrives in town to conduct Sam's murder trial. Sergeant Fletcher actively attempts to influence his judicial decisions before Sam is ultimately acquitted.
Fergus Fink is an experienced canine-agility handler who competes locally with his dog, Chariot. His established partnership provides a contrast to Annie and Runt, whose talent is limited by Runt’s fear of strangers and dependence on Annie.
Medical student and Gregor's roommate. He participates in organ theft, discovers his classmate Sophie works as a call girl, and wins the college medal at graduation.
John is searching for Dawn and is closely involved in the aftermath of her flight with Steph. When Dawn returns, he tells her he cannot manage alone and will call Barry, who has agreed not to press charges. As they prepare to bury Steph, he calls her death an accident while Dawn blames herself.
Matt Day has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work is anchored in the Sherlock Holmes (Rupert Everett) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Hell Has Harbour Views, Doing Time for Patsy Cline, Kiss or Kill. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.