Reagan Lockwood-Jacobs

Reagan Lockwood-Jacobs moves through Manhattan's moneyed upper crust with the practiced ease of someone born into it. She is polished, watchful, and quick with a smile that doesn't always reach further than her mouth. As a Lockwood, she carries the family name's weight and its expectations, navigating a world of appearances where warmth is currency and nothing is quite as simple as it looks.

Anna Camp brings a brittle precision to Reagan, the sense of a woman who has spent years perfecting a surface and knows exactly how much it's costing her. The writing drops her into a nest of old money and older secrets, and Camp plays the tension between hostess-charm and something colder underneath without ever tipping her hand too early.