Health Club Members' Spouses
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Michael Webb: In most cases, the spouses of Club members never actually appear in the story. They are only mentioned in connection with their wives. Michael Webb is the exception. He is introduced as the husband of member Elisabeth (Liz) Webb. Michael Webb is the CEO of New Visions Investments and is considered a Wall Street wiz by both the old money crowd and the nouveau riche of Nashville. His disappearance is the focal point of the story—Mark Rollins' New Career and the Women’s Health Club, (the New Career).
James Davis: In the New Career, Davis is a client of attorney Raymond Walker and the husband of Irene Davis. He is apparently wealthy. He met and married Irene when she worked for Walker as his secretary.
Leonard Roberts: Leonard Roberts is introduced in the New Career as the womanizing husband of Trinity Roberts. Roberts owns the local Jaguar dealership where Trinity worked as a receptionist prior to their marriage.
David Adams: In the New Career, David Adams is the husband of Olympic tennis star Catherine (Cathy) Tate Adams. He made his money in the private hospital movement and moved to Nashville to join the executives at HCA.
George Small: In the New Career, George, the husband of Devora Small, blackballs (blocks) David Adams' initial efforts to join the Belle Meade Country Club.
Neil Forte: In Mark Rollins and the Rainmaker, (the Rainmaker), Neil Forte is a prominent Nashville attorney—a partner in the law firm of ParishWelch. He is the rainmaker, the public face of the law firm credited with bringing in most of the firm's new business. His wife, Bunny, is ready for him to semi-retire.
J. Douglas Burch: Doug Burch is the husband of Holly Burch. The couple are introduced for the first time in the Rainmaker. He is the third-generation head of the family business, a wholesale distributorship of wine and spirits. Tennessee is what is known in the wine community as a "felony state". Restrictive state laws have made Doug Burch rich.
Tyler Brewster: Tyler is the husband of Tess Brewster and was probably a nerd in high school but invented things and became rich. In the Puppeteer, he wants a son to carry on the family name.
Harry T. (HT) Lansden: HT's death is at the center of the Puppeteer adventure. He is a man that was on tract to become Governer and maybe President. Mark Rollins sets out to find out if his death really resulted from a wayward bullet as reported or if he murdered. If murder is the answer, Mark intends to bring the bad guys to justice. HT is the husband of W. H. Club member Amber Lansden.
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