Elise's fiancé, mentioned only in the context of her imminent wedding that David races to stop. The plot provides no further details about his role or interactions.
Charlie is Meyer’s associate from the early organized-crime period and later works with American authorities during the war. Because his organization controls the waterfront, he is asked to identify German spies in exchange for help with his prison sentence. He contacts Meyer, who arranges cooperation and a dock search.
Conor is someone Tyler contacts while searching for Jessica; he also has not seen Jessica recently. As Tyler continues investigating and fears the group may harm her sister, she warns Conor that Jessica could be in danger. The summary provides no further details about his actions or relationship to Jessica beyond this connection.
Josh is Molly's brother's childhood best friend and a confirmed playboy who panics when his father expresses regret about never seeing his son's future wife. He asks Molly to pretend to be engaged, but their deception develops into genuine love after family pressure, jealousy, and painful revelations.
A prospective client whose company is being targeted by the firm. He responds strongly to Wren’s presentation idea and later appears ready to rekindle their flirtation, acknowledging unresolved feelings before being interrupted.
Vince is involved in organizing or attending a presidential-debate gathering that Charlie is expected to join. His plans create a conflict between Charlie's friendship and social obligations and the new romantic opportunity represented by Angela, reinforcing the pressure Charlie feels while trying to manage his life.
Shaun Knox is a CIA agent and one of the central members of the team responding to the nuclear destruction of New York City. Working alongside Danny and Dr. Lyndsay Bryce, he travels back in time to prevent the disaster and gradually helps determine that saving Rourke's wife is the essential key to changing the timeline.
One of the three friends. He discovers Lucy's true demonic identity, hesitates to kill her, but ultimately succeeds after realizing her deception, which leads to the destruction of the house.
Shane McRae has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include Silo, Sneaky Pete, Still Alice. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
