Lawyer who partners with Lindsay to open a new firm.
Kara's foster sister and former DEO agent. Serves as her primary emotional anchor and tactical mentor, introducing her to the DEO and later taking up the Sentinel mantle to fight extraterrestrial menaces alongside her.
Protagonist and Del's daughter, Alice's mother. Facing a failing marriage and recent job loss, she returns to her childhood farm town following Del's letter. Her storyline drives the narrative as she reunites with her family and uncovers hidden pasts.
Janey is a confident, nerdy high school student initially uninterested in Austin's romantic pursuit. After her friend Catherine helps her makeover, she becomes a prom queen contender. She gets upset when she learns about Jake's bet against her, leading to a prom night dance-off and her fleeing in tears. Ultimately, she decides to attend art school in Paris but stays after Jake uses a mix of clichés and an original speech to win her back.
Sloan Van Doren is an assistant visual merchandiser at McGuire’s who is determined to become the new head designer. She competes with Jake over the Christmas windows while hiding insecurity about leaving art school and her unfinished painting. Her ambition is tied to supporting Rita, her mother.
Cindy is a Kickboxing Academy student who rejects advances from Fatal Combat students at a party. She dates Danny, learns about his painful history and fear of fighting, and supports his return to competition. She also visits an injured fellow student in the hospital before leaving the celebration to share a final kiss with Danny.
Queenie is a member of the secluded religious community and an ally of Jordan. She insists that BeckyLyn did not kill Sawyer, even as other members debate the case. The Prophet later threatens Queenie's life to force Jordan to leave, making her safety part of Jordan's investigation.
Chyler Leigh has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work is anchored in the Terms of Endearment Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Supergirl, The Way Home, Not Another Teen Movie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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