"Beatrix"
takes place five years after, "Diana", the first part of "A Bob-White
Trilogy". All of the former Bob-Whites of the Glen are pursuing careers
and encountering the challenges of being young adults. Like the first
part of the anthology, this second story includes the adventures of all
the characters created in the original series, but the primary focus is
on its title character, Beatrix Alicia "Trixie" Belden. Her story is
that of a young woman who believes she must sacrifice personal
relationships to pursue her career, but learns otherwise. A
new detective with the New York City Police Department, Trixie becomes
involved in an adventure and mystery that is solved primarily using
traditional investigative techniques and a lot of instinct. Despite
misunderstandings and wrong assumptions, in the end, Trixie gets her
man. PLEASE
NOTE: This story has minimal uses of profanity, sexual innuendo, or
adult subject matter, and should not offend most people. However, THESE
STORIES ARE WRITTEN FOR AN ADULT AUDIENCE AND NOT CHILDREN. The
Bob-Whites depicted in these stories are responsible, moral
individuals, but they are facing contemporary adult situations and
decisions. The author has attempted to deal with these issues
sensitively, so as not to offend anyone. However, if you think you
might be offended by reading about the Bob-Whites as adults, please
don't read further. |