Cassandra Leigh

Cassandra "Cass" Leigh, a character in the Most Wanted series, is a famous actress. She is first seen in Book 1, Chapter 5.

Appearance
Cassandra has brown eyes and long, black hair. She has pale skin and wears dark lipstick. She wears a green dress and long earrings.

Personality
Cassandra is a generous and helpful person, and has not let fame and fortune go to her head. She has done many philanthrophic activities outside of her acting career, and is training to be a pilot.

Dave Reyes
Cassandra and Dave are grade school friends and they grew up together in Vermont Square in South L.A. Even after Cassandra became a famous actress and Dave a detective, they stayed friends.

Samantha Massey
Sam stays at Cassandra's place during the events of the book and is a big fan of her work, not just as an actress but also as a philanthropist. Cassandra comes to like and respect her, and they become friends.

Hayley Rose
While her opinion of Hayley Rose isn't initially negative, Cassandra is well aware that Hayley's talent at singing doesn't translate all that well to acting. She nonetheless remains classy and professional while filming a movie with her, although her subsequent capture by Hayley's murderous associate tanks this.

Ryan Summers
It's not clear whether Cassandra is actually friends with Ryan Summers, but she gets on with him well enough both on and off the set, likely due to their shared fondness for Dave and tendency to work together as co-stars.

James Ashton
Cassandra seemed to enjoy filming the adaptation of James's play and is happy to meet Your Character. She does not seem to have particularly strong feelings about all the changes being made to James' work, though she admits that there are rather a lot.

Victoria Fontaine
She makes a cameo appearance in Red Carpet Diaries, Book 1. She starred alongside with Victoria in The Warmest Winter, where the two played lovers.

Trivia

 * Cassandra makes cameo appearances in The Freshman, Book 3, Chapter 13, Rules of Engagement, Book 2, Chapter 11, Rules of Engagement, Book 3, Chapter 7, The Sophomore, Book 2 Chapter 13 and The Royal Romance, Book 3, Chapter 8.
 * The scene where she and and Ryan appear on screen for James' movie in The Sophomore, Book 2 Chapter 13  seems to be paying homage to a scene featuring the characters of  Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara from the 1939 American epic historical romance film, Gone with the Wind.