The sister of Evelyn Mills, the singer killed in the historic Grand Central Terminal murders 30 years ago. She provides Dylan with crucial historical context, revealing that Evelyn and her lover Jake Redmond shared the same birth dates and were deeply in love. She also shares her skepticism regarding the detective's narrative that Jake was a criminal, offering Dylan a deeper understanding of the past tragedy.
Sonja is Leon's wife and a client of Valerie's. She attends salsa classes with Leon and Jane, and her therapy sessions reveal that she would feel betrayed if Leon concealed an affair. When Leon confesses, she is hurt and leaves him uncertain whether she will return, but they ultimately dance together.
Trish is Brownie’s estranged wife and a highly skilled oyster farmer whose independent operation flourishes while Brownie’s declines. She left because Brownie refused to let her help or even buy her a bathtub, but later assists him, reconciles with him, and celebrates when his oysters win first prize.
Mary is Norman and Annabelle's birth mother and the former owner of all the businesses in Two Heads Creek. She sent the children away to protect them from the townspeople, secretly remained involved in their lives, and is eventually rescued with them before helping defeat the cannibalistic community.
Kerry Armstrong has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Signature works include 2:22, Reservations, Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
