Angie is the central victim and emotional focus of the story. A talented young musician living in a shelter, she is deceived through Mario’s promise of a career, trafficked, tattooed, and controlled by a gang. After rescue, she struggles with shame and fear but begins to understand the abuse was not her fault.
Jessica's friend who provides companionship and friendship during the challenges of starting seventh grade.
Breanne is Brooke’s biological daughter and discovers that she was switched at birth with Hailey, who was raised in Brooke’s family. Her resemblance to John helps expose the family secret. She begins attending Hailey’s school, joins Hailey’s social group, gradually accepts Hailey as a sister, and attracts Jake Matthews’s interest.
Jane Widdop has 12 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include It's a Wonderful Knife, Better Off, Angie: Lost Girls. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
