Jameson Hawthorne

Jameson Hawthorne is the second youngest of the Hawthorne brothers.

Personality
Jameson craves mysteries and puzzles, and holds a guilt and sadness with him. Jameson is reckless and insensitive at times. He uses alcohol to cope with loss, as shown when he first meets Avery, and this reoccurs throughout the book. He is said to have "laser focus" when working on a puzzle or when it comes to finding a clue. Avery confronts him about it in the first book, asking him whether she was a real person to him, or just a tool. Jameson doesn't develop real feelings for Avery until the second book, thinking of her as just another game for him to figure out. Although he is very flirty, playful, and emotionally unavailable for the most part, he becomes vulnerable with her sometimes, and when he calls Avery her real name, she knows he's serious.

Features
Jameson has the typical Hawthorne dark brown hair with green eyes.

Avery Grambs
Avery first met Jameson while he drunk was on the railing of a second floor balcony. He immediately became fascinated by her, starting a strange kind of friendship between them. They would find clues with each other as Avery slowly discovered more and more about the Hawthorne brothers and Emily Laughlin's scandal. Avery and Jameson grow closer to each other, and eventually forming a romantic relationship. However, Avery and Jameson hit a rough patch after Avery realising that Jameson just thought of her as a puzzle and a riddle, even when they had kissed. Jameson especially ignored Avery when he found out that Avery's birthday is the day that his ex-girlfriend, Emily Laughlin, died. In The Hawthorne Legacy, Jameson develops real feelings for Avery and those feelings are reciprocal. In The Hawthorne Legacy, we see Jameson and Avery fall for each other, forming a true relationship with each other.