One of Danny Tanner's three young daughters who resides in San Francisco and bonds with the co-parents.
Recently widowed veterinarian and mother of three sons. Moves back into her childhood San Francisco home with her father Danny after her husband Tommy's death. Remains in the house when Danny relocates for work, supported by sister Stephanie and best friend Kimmy raising her children.
The central investigator who witnesses the aftermath of the murder, questions the official robbery theory, examines security concerns, follows leads about the earlier killing, and pursues the crucial sketch clue.
Stacy Collins is a 16-year-old student whose relationship with Bobby Tennison becomes increasingly controlling and violent. She is isolated from friends, repeatedly assaulted, and ultimately killed by Bobby after refusing to resume their relationship. Her disappearance and death drive the investigation, trial, and emotional aftermath.
Lauren Brunell is a talented and ambitious surgeon who leaves her expected Boston career path to help at a remote hospital in Garland. Through medical care and growing involvement in local traditions, she becomes valued by the community, while her developing connection with Andy Holliday conflicts with the fellowship she has worked toward.
Aurora Teagarden is the central investigator, settling into a new house while coping with the absence of her former partner. She joins Sally Allison at the murder scene, follows the call log and physical evidence, and continues questioning the case despite Arthur Smith warning that she lacks a badge for formal interviews.
Aurora is preparing to marry Nick Miller when a warehouse discovery turns their final wedding days into a murder investigation. She works with Sally to question the men connected to the old case, notices their reluctance to speak, and tries to recall the navy-blue truck that nearly struck her and Sally.
Aurora is the central investigator, a member of the mystery club whose theory about an old double murder impresses the group. She connects a new body, a missing man, and a series of break-ins, suspects Torrance, and designs a risky plan to test Macon’s reaction to a discovered skull.
Aurora is the central investigator and a librarian-like amateur sleuth searching for a permanent home after receiving an inheritance. She buys the mysterious Julius house, uncovers a hidden compartment and doll, questions witnesses, survives an attack, and organizes a stakeout with her friends.
Protagonist and college freshman who is drugged and raped by fraternity member Scott Baker. She endures severe psychological trauma, faces peer victim-blaming, and ultimately fights for justice by gathering evidence with her brother to expose Scott publicly.
Aurora Teagarden is the central investigator and a member of the Real Murders Club. After Mamie is killed, she questions the apparent suspect, studies the club’s connections to earlier cases, searches for evidence with Robin Daniels, and challenges the police confession because she sees planning and an alibi that do not fit.
Aurora prepares for Aida Teagarden's birthday party, invites Lillian Tibbett, agrees to care for Regina Walker's baby, and helps investigate Regina's disappearance and the murder of her husband.
Candace Cameron Bure has 134 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work is anchored in the The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Full House, Fuller House, Another Sweet Christmas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
