The Lincoln Lawyer Season 2: A Thrilling Comeback for Fiona Rene's Character – Find Out What Happens to the Glory Days!

The Lincoln Lawyer season 2, part 1 brings an ambiguous conclusion to Glory Days' storyline. In season 1, Haller sought her out as a key witness in the Jesus Menendez case, where she ultimately testified and helped prove Jesus' innocence. However, in season 2, Glory finds herself in legal trouble once more, suggesting further developments in the show's overarching narrative.

Glory Days Plans To Move To Hawaii In The Lincoln Lawyer Season 2

In episode 2 of season 2 part 1 of The Lincoln Lawyer, titled "Obligations," Lorna informs Haller that Glory Days has been arrested for cocaine possession and urges him to handle her case. When Haller meets Glory, she insists that she was framed. She explains that her new client initially paid her with cocaine and then an undercover cop, who turned out to be her next client, arrested her for drug possession. Through some behind-the-scenes maneuvering and favorable negotiations, Haller manages to secure Glory's release from prison, benefiting both Glory Days and Maggie.

Unfortunately, shortly after her release, Russel tries to kill Glory in order to eliminate any evidence of his true identity. However, with the help of Cisco and the police, they stay one step ahead by monitoring Glory Days and apprehending Russel before he can harm her. As Glory Days' storyline in The Lincoln Lawyer's second season comes to a close, she plans to return home to Hawaii and spend time with her family.

What Happens To Glory Days In The Lincoln Lawyer Books

In The Lincoln Lawyer series, it is later revealed that Gloria never actually relocated to Hawaii. Instead, she started a new life in Los Angeles under the alias "Glenda the Good Witch" Daville. Nearly two years after the events of The Lincoln Lawyer season 2 part 1, Gloria returned to Los Angeles and continued working as a sex worker. She even established her own website and offered a special package called the Pretty Woman Special at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, worth $2,500, to her clients. However, one fateful day when Gloria arrived at a room in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel for a meeting with a client, she discovered the room to be empty.

Unbeknownst to her, Lankford had been secretly following her all along. Later that same day, after a heated argument with her manager/pimp Andre La Cosse, Gloria was tragically murdered. Although La Cosse was not responsible for her death, Lankford manipulated the LAPD into arresting him, charging him with her strangulation and the arson at her apartment. Fortunately for La Cosse, Gloria had previously advised him to seek assistance from Mickey Haller if he ever found himself in legal trouble. He followed her advice and reached out to Haller. While Gloria's murder case remained unresolved, there were strong indications in the books that Lankford had some involvement in it.

Will Fiona Rene Return As Glory Days In Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer?

The Lincoln Lawyer's second season, part one, provides some resolution to Gloria's storyline in Glory Days. However, since her character has more to offer in the original books, it is likely that she will return in future episodes of Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer. Even if the show does not directly depict her narrative post-season two, it will likely allude to her tragic fate. Since Gloria's characterization plays a crucial role in Andre La Cosse's storyline, it is probable that Fiona Rene will reprise her role as Glory Days in Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer.

In the original books, Gloria's death eventually sets off a side story where Haller defends another innocent victim, La Cosse. While La Cosse initially serves as a secondary supporting character in the book's overarching narrative, he later becomes instrumental in rescuing Haller from challenging situations. Therefore, considering how Gloria's storyline in the books leads to a series of intriguing storylines, her return in future episodes of The Lincoln Lawyer is highly anticipated.