Above Suspicion

Mark Putnam is a young, ambitious FBI agent whose drive to succeed leads him into a complicated entanglement with a local woman. He is characterized by his determination and the inner conflict between professional duty and personal desires. As the story unfolds, Mark's choices reveal the fragility of loyalty and the dire consequences of his actions.

Susan Smith is a single mother caught in a web of desperation and survival in the local drug scene. Initially seen as an informant, her complex character unfolds as she becomes intertwined with Mark's life. Her struggle between securing a future for her family and navigating the dangerous world around her adds depth to her character.

Kathy Putnam is Mark's supportive wife, whose life becomes increasingly complicated by her husband's choices. She embodies the theme of loyalty and unsuspecting betrayal as she navigates her relationship with Mark and the unexpected intrusion of Susan into their lives. Her emotional turmoil highlights the collateral damage of Mark's decisions.

Cash is Susan's ex-husband, a character marked by his frustration and jealousy. His presence introduces an additional layer of tension, particularly as he becomes aware of Susan's infidelity. Cash represents the darker aspects of relationships, showcasing how past connections can complicate present situations.

Denver Rhodes is a new informant who brings critical information to Mark about a major drug operation. His character serves as a catalyst for the escalating tension in Mark and Susan's relationship. Denver's introduction into the narrative adds complexity to the existing dynamics of trust and rivalry.

Bob Singer is a figure of authority within the FBI, representing the institutional pressure and expectations placed on agents like Mark. His character serves as a reminder of the consequences of Mark's actions and the larger implications of their work in law enforcement.

Randy McCoy is the local sheriff who partners with Mark during critical drug busts. His relationship with Mark is pivotal, serving both as a support system and a reflection of local law enforcement challenges. Randy's character illustrates the division between federal and local responses to crime.