Characters in In The King's Service
- King Donal Blaine Haldane: King of Gwynedd, husband of Queen Richeldis, father of Prince Brion
- Queen Richeldis MacFaolan-Gruffud: Queen of Gwynedd, second wife of King Donal Blaine, mother of Prince Brion
- Duke Richard Haldane: Prince of Gwynedd, Duke of Carthmoor, half-brother of King Donal Blaine
- Prince Brion Haldane: Prince of Gwynedd, eldest son and heir of King Donal Blaine
- Lady Jessamy MacAthan: wife of Lord Sief MacAthan, mother of Krispin MacAthan
- Lady Alyce de Corwyn: sister of Ahern and Marie de Corwyn
- Lady Marie de Corwyn: younger sister of Alyce and Ahern de Corwyn
- Lord Ahern de Corwyn: Hereditary Duke of Corwyn, brother of Alyce and Marie de Corwyn
- Lord Michon de Courcy: member of the Camberian Council
- Lord Seisyll Arilan: member of King Donal Blaine's council, member of the Camberian Council
- Sir Kenneth Morgan: aide to King Donal Blaine, father of Zoë Morgan
- Lady Zoë Morgan: eldest daughter of Sir Kenneth Morgan
- Lady Vera (de Corwyn) Howard: secret twin sister of Alyce de Corwyn
- Earl Jared McLain: Earl of Kierney
- Lord Krispin MacAthan: sole surviving son of Jessamy MacAthan
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