Geena McEnroy

McEnroy, Geena

Appeared in Vendetta in Death (April 11-14, 2061)

Personal Information

• Description: Pretty, delicate and fragile beauty, quiet brown hair swept back in a knot, long neck, slender build, soft blue eyes
• Hair: Brown
• Eyes: Blue
• Addresses: London; 145 West 91st Street, top floor (possibly 14)
• Relationships: Nigel (husband); Breen (six-year-old daughter); one unnamed daughter (nine)

Interesting Facts

• Married eleven years, with two daughters: six and nine.
• Was in Tahiti, at the South Seas Resort and Spa, villa Paradise, with her daughters and their tutor, Frances Early, when her husband was killed.
• Her children begged to see The Icove Agenda but she screened it and determined it too violent and frightening for them.
• Francie knew about the cheating but not about the raping. Geena said she thought he’d stopped cheating and she wanted Eve to stop slandering her husband, stop trying to ruin his reputation.
• Eve told her he hunted women for sport, he used them like toys, he drugged them, and in many cases brought them to their bed, recording the sex for his personal library and to humiliate them, to prevent them from taking action against him. Geena said those were lies, and he was so attractive, you see, women were drawn to him, so with his weakness, sometimes he faltered, but it shamed him and he struggled. Also, he never used illegals – he’d have no need to use them on women since he was magnetic.
• She needed her illusions, so turned a blind eye to the cheating: Roarke told Eve now she knew that Geena didn’t know, and wasn’t involved with McEnroy’s killing. “The truth makes it impossible for her to keep believing she loved and stayed with a good man. He was a rapist, an opportunist, not just unfaithful. How does she live with that and keep the light shining for her daughters if she accepts the truth of it?”