DC in the police division. He experiences reality-bending anomalies during the third series and is revealed to be a restless dead officer who died in violent circumstances, ultimately moving on with the team.
Ricky is Mona's lover at the beginning of the story. He meets her for sex in his car but breaks up with her afterward, contributing to Mona's emotional dissatisfaction before her bond with Tamsin develops. His brief appearance establishes the instability of Mona's existing romantic life.
Abusive father of Daphne, carries a concealed pistol, becomes a murder victim.
Bill is Maureene's new husband and has supported the household by paying its rent for five years. He believes Joey's return was kept from him because Maureene was ashamed of his poverty, but she denies this. After Joey abducts the family, Bill helps Henry return home and offers him his mother's love; Henry eventually calls him "dad."
One of the five original railway workers at the Yorkshire depot. After his pay is reduced for child support, he follows Paul in taking voluntary redundancy to join an employment agency. Later reunites with former colleagues on a temporary assignment.
Ray is one of the night security guards working at the fictional Whittington shopping centre in Greater Manchester. Alongside Jimmy, Duckers, and Kenneth, he is part of the group that creates an elaborate scheme to conceal a robbery committed during their watch.
Clive is Jodie's father, who drives her to Beth's house to stay for Christmas. Although he does not take part in the later siege, his action establishes Jodie's arrival and her divided family situation at the beginning of the story.
Dean Andrews has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work is anchored in the Agatha Christie Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes, Just Henry. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
