A woman in her early thirties, Beth grapples with reconciling her strained relationship with her mother, Lana, and faces the challenges of motherhood with her daughter, Jack.

At 15, she is responsible and brave, known for her competence at work and her involvement in a murder investigation that brings her closer to her family.

Hal Rhoads’s daughter, known for her wealth and style, who has plans for the Rhoads property while maintaining family secrets.

Hal Rhoads’s son who is deeply affected by past family tragedies and complexities in his relationships.

A detective symbolizing arrogant and sometimes abusive police work, notably stubborn in his investigation approach.

The first Latina detective in the county, determined to prove her capabilities in a challenging professional environment shaped by gender and racial perceptions.

One of the murder victims who had strong ties to the Rhoads property, committed to equitable land use and community development.

The father of Martin and Diana, whose past decisions and relationships with others significantly impact the story and his family dynamics.