Eugenie is Bosch's wife--the two met at a party eons ago. Their relationship has been a rollercoaster ever since, filled with intense passion and vitriol in equal amounts. Eugenie is controlling, demanding, and spiteful. At the same time, she can be fiercely devoted and protective--qualities that keep Bosch by her side, and probably will into eternity.

Hylton is the eldest of Bosch and Eugenie's three children. He is the most laid-back member of the family, seeming not to have inherited his parents' intense work ethic. Hylton would rather spend the evening at a nightclub hobnobbing with mortals than collecting their souls. As far as Bosch is concerned, this just represents Hylton "sowing his wild oats"--he feels certain that Hylton will develop a killer instinct eventually.

Annabelle is Bosch and Eugenie's middle child, and she always marched to the beat of a different drummer. Though Bosch was always concerned about her tender-heartedness, he never imagined that she would one day abandon all things unholy--including her family--to join the side of the angels. Bosch has thus not seen his daughter in years--he is simultaneously infuriated by her and misses her terribly. Annabelle, for her part, feels sorry for her father, but is also determined not to return to his household.

Charlene is the youngest of Bosch and Eugenie's children. She appears to be a natural at harvesting souls, despite her youth and inexperience. Charlene is bubbly and appears sweet at first, but make no mistake--her intent is pure mayhem. Bosch is very proud of his daughter, and is excited to see where her talents take her.

Candy is a mortal who accidentally summoned Charlene, and so she has now unfortunately become acquainted with Bosch and the rest of the family. Candy is fascinated by the occult, and perhaps the day was inevitable when she would get in over her head. She is an idealistic, sunny, somewhat naive sort--just the sort of prey Bosch likes. If Candy is not careful, she and Bosch may end up getting to know one another a whole lot better...

Christopher is the younger half-brother of Candy, who Bosch and his family are currently stalking. He has only met Bosch in passing, but it is already abundantly clear that there is no love lost between the two. Christopher is brash, brave, devoted to his sister, and determined to destroy any threats to her. Bosch currently sees Christopher as an annoyance, but sees too much strength in him to discount him entirely.

Bosch met Roslyn via Candy--she is Candy's best friend and self-appointed guardian. Roslyn is a spirit who is tasked with connecting the living and the dead via Ouija boards and the like, so Bosch and his family are not the first demons she has run into. Roslyn is good-humored and motherly towards those whom she cares for, but to her enemies, she is a relentless nightmare. Bosch ridicules her, but that is only because he does not know yet who he is up against...

Bart was introduced to Bosch via Candy--Bart is a medium who Candy has hired in an attempt to rid herself of Bosch and his family. Despite his apparent allegiance with Candy, Bart is generally amoral, always looking for an opportunity to advance his station in life regardless of the consequences to others. Bosch has sensed this trait in Bart, and is currently wooing him to the side of the demons with promises of wealth, power, and fame. It remains to be seen whether Bart will succumb to these lies...

Song is, by nature, one of Bosch's greatest enemies--they are an angel who Roslyn has contacted in order to help her banish Bosch and his family back to Hell. Bosch is loathe to admit it, but he is actually quite frightened of Song, as Song is at least as powerful as he is--if not more so--and they do not approve of his shenanigans. For now, Bosch is attempting to flatter and appease Song in order to buy himself some time to escape. Song, for their part, is wholly unimpressed with Bosch, and looks forward to the day when he will cease to trouble them.