Megan's bratty teenage daughter in the sequel.
A central supernatural figure whose participation in a devil's game triggers a curse. After experiencing paranormal attacks, she commits suicide, allowing a demon to possess her body. Years later, her spirit manifests as a pregnant, malevolent entity that targets Vera, serving as the primary antagonist of the narrative.
Jessie investigates Titan's operations and asks for the AI's logs, suspecting that its behavior is connected to a larger hack. After Stacey is found dead and Jessie's fingerprints are discovered on the body, Jessie is arrested for murder. Jessie insists the investigation is being targeted and fears that the threat may extend to Jessie's mother.
Mallory is a new neighbor who quickly becomes close to Mark after meeting him following a minor road incident. She admires Lorna’s books but grows increasingly possessive of Mark, demanding that he choose between her and his friends, striking Lorna, and threatening consequences if Lorna does not follow her terms.
Mandy is Jeanne’s autistic teenage daughter, whose anxiety attacks and behavioral crises repeatedly disrupt school and family life. She is suspended and eventually expelled after incidents at school and on a playground. Despite these struggles, Mandy shares a tender moment with Jeanne by singing “fly away home,” and Jeanne imagines her becoming independent.
Vicki is one of the students Carson and Malerie pressure into contributing to the literary magazine. The plot identifies her among the peers whose participation Carson secures through blackmail, but does not provide further detail about her role or relationship with Carson.
Bethany Pruitt is the family’s high-achieving valedictorian, but she wants independence and hopes to study fashion at the Fashion Art and Technology Institute in San Francisco. Her attempts to attend a club, pursue relationships, and plan her future clash with June Pruitt’s controlling demands, financial deception, and expectations for respectable behavior.
Ashley Rickards has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work is anchored in the A Haunted House Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Awkward., A Haunted House 2, Killer App. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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