Crow Hollow

A young bride who arrives at Crow Hollow and becomes increasingly suspicious of foul play. Her fear tightens into resolve as she pieces together who among the household may want her dead, even as her husband tests her loyalty. She embodies a cautious, determined spirit, trying to safeguard herself and uncover the truth.

Ann's husband, a physician bound by family obligation. He refuses to relocate from the estate, presenting a steady, principled exterior even as the crisis unsettles him. His decisions and professional priorities clash with the dangerous scheming around him.

The attractive maid whose presence unsettles the house and whose death exposes Opal’s ruthless plan. She is an object of suspicion and a catalyst that reveals the depths of the aunts’ control over the household.

Aunt Opal is the driving force behind the family scheme, orchestrating a plan to keep Crow Hollow within the family by marrying off Robert to Willow. Her confession reveals a chilling calculus, and her actions culminate in a fatal turn.

Ann’s friend who urges her to return home and later stays in the house to provide support. She embodies loyalty and a practical voice against the creeping fear that surrounds the estate.

One of the three aunts whose presence and behavior contribute to the unsettling atmosphere. Her role in the poison plot and the household dynamics reveals the dangerous intricacies of trust and family loyalty.