If it’s not in a universe, this is where you’ll probably find it. I have come to the conclusion that this page is way too long, so I have started to rearrange and split it. Newest stories will still be added to the top of the page. Other stories are grouped according to category: Snippets, Short Stories, Longer Stories, In a Category All of its Own, Spooky Stories, Christmas Stories, Group stories and Non-story Postings.
If you want individual chapter word counts, or the chronological order that stories were posted in, that is available on the Summary Page.
For snippets and story fragments, see Selections from the Vault and At the Bottom of the Lake. To get an idea of how long a story is, who the couples are and how old it is, read the notes (in small print) below each story.
Stories which feature canon-divergence or alternate realities have been moved to either the Alternates page (The New Groom, The Witch Mark), or the Reality Displaced universe page (Stopgap Jim, Double Bind, Fractured).
For an explanation of the ratings stars please see the Jix ratings page.
Sam Belden holds fond childhood memories of the first time he spent Christmas at his aunt and uncle’s house. Those memories are stirred by a change of plans and the chance to share something special with someone he cares about. But is this the beginning of his hopes, or the end? Set thirteen years after the events of Christmas in the Menagerie, but you don’t need to read it first as this is almost a retelling.
Posted on 11 December, 2024. 5,478 words. Completed. (Couples: traditional.)
Set sometime in the past (in the days before smart phones). While exploring a city, four of the Bob-Whites get just a little bit lost.
Posted on 19 November, 2024 for CWE#28. 1,802 words. Completed. (No couples.)
In the course of one of their adventures, the Bob-Whites leave a mystery unsolved. Matthew Wheeler is bothered by the loose end and does something about it.
Posted on 6 July, 2024 for my 21st Jixaversary. 1,832 words. Completed. (No couples.)
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(Updated) A collection of snippets, unfinished story fragments, complete short stories and one complete long story. Most are blue star; the exceptions are the snippets Mischief (page 1) and Antithesis (page 2).
Posted on 6 July, 2016, 6 July, 2018, 20 April, 2021, 11 May, 2021, 22 September, 2021, 31 January, 2022, 31 August, 2022. Page 1: 6,624 words overall; Page 2: 5,543 words overall; Page 3: 6,108 words overall; Page 4: 3,258 words overall; Pages 5, 6: 12,231 words overall; Page 7: 5,901 words; Page 8: 9,200 words; Life on Memory Lane: 63,009 words across 10 pages.
Regan asks a grown-up Trixie for help when he notices something unusual about some horses in his care.
Posted on 21 March, 2024 for CWE#27. 3,338 words. Completed. (No couples.)
Unedited story fragments, snippets and the occasional short (or long) story.
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(Updated) A collection of snippets, unfinished story fragments, complete short stories and one complete long story. Most are blue star; the exceptions are the snippets Mischief (page 1) and Antithesis (page 2).
Posted on 6 July, 2016, 6 July, 2018, 20 April, 2021, 11 May, 2021, 22 September, 2021, 31 January, 2022, 31 August, 2022. Page 1: 6,624 words overall; Page 2: 5,543 words overall; Page 3: 6,108 words overall; Page 4: 3,258 words overall; Pages 5, 6: 12,231 words overall; Page 7: 5,901 words; Page 8: 9,200 words; Life on Memory Lane: 63,009 words across 10 pages.
A snippet collection presented in a fun way. Use a tablet-size or larger screen to find the hidden items and see the backgrounds. On a small screen you will only see the text.
Posted on 1 May, 2022. 6,710 words total across 6 pages.
Stories under 10,000 words, many of them written for various challenges. In order from newest to oldest.
Set sometime in the past (in the days before smart phones). While exploring a city, four of the Bob-Whites get just a little bit lost.
Posted on 19 November, 2024 for CWE#28. 1,802 words. Completed. (No couples.)
In the course of one of their adventures, the Bob-Whites leave a mystery unsolved. Matthew Wheeler is bothered by the loose end and does something about it.
Posted on 6 July, 2024 for my 21st Jixaversary. 1,832 words. Completed. (No couples.)
Regan asks a grown-up Trixie for help when he notices something unusual about some horses in his care.
Posted on 21 March, 2024 for CWE#27. 3,338 words. Completed. (No couples.)
A small tribute to the Trixie series and the community it inspired. The Bob-Whites are asked to help solve an unusual problem, but is Trixie’s curiosity going to get her into trouble?
Posted on 22 December, 2023 for CWE#26. 3,878 words. Completed. (No couples.)
During the 2023 Jixanny, a raffle was held and one of the prizes was a custom story to be written by me. Jedi1ant won this particular prize. She is a big Star Wars fan and also a big Jim/Trixie fan. This story was written especially for her, but she thinks that other Star Wars fans will enjoy it, too. It’s 1983 and the Bob-Whites have just been to a party. (May contain spoilers for Return of the Jedi.)
Posted on 25 June, 2023 to celebrate 20 years since my first story was posted. 2,882 words. Complete. (Trixie/Jim.)
Among the other activities of a very busy summer, an exciting discovery is made at Manor House. But trouble is lurking in the background.
Posted on 19 September, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#4, 12 and 24. 3,137 words. Complete. (No couples.)
In Vivian’s story beginning, Trixie and Honey have gone to investigate their penpal’s disappearance only to find a mysterious stranger and some rather odd things in his house.
Posted on 15 June, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#20 and 21. 2,020 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Julie/JStar8 provided a plot bunny: “What starts as one manageable unfortunate event quickly snowballs into a day/week where everything goes wrong. How do our Trixie characters cope?” To this, I added the elements of a few other challenges. The result? Mart thought his day couldn’t get worse. He was wrong.
Posted on 1 June, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#2, 7, 11, 13 and 17. 5,220 words. Complete. (No couples.)
WARNING: This story is unfinished! For CWE#20, we were asked to post an unfinished story for someone else to finish. On a wet weekend away, the three Bob-White girls look for something interesting to do, but instead find themselves in a difficult situation. How does it end? Maybe you can tell me!
Posted on 14 February, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#3 and 20. 1,000 words. Incomplete. (No couples.)
In the book The Mystery of the Headless Horseman, Alfred Dunham, acting curator of the Sleepyside Art Museum, had big plans… which were disrupted by the Bob-Whites. This story looks at what was happening behind the scenes, both during and after the events of the book.
Posted on 5 February, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#5, 10, 18 and 22. 3,361 words. Complete. (No couples.)
The second of my two late entries for CWE#20 at Jix (see The Glove Is Not Mysterious, below). This one is a conclusion to a story beginning written by Deanna/Cestmoi, which can be found at her site. Hallie discovers that her college roommate Diana has had a liaison she regrets with a stranger named Tyler. Matters are complicated when Di is confronted by Joeanne Darnell.
Posted on 21 October, 2021. 2,140 words. Complete. (Dan/Hallie; Di/other.)
Two years ago, CWE#20 at Jix challenged writers to submit unfinished stories and then to finish someone else’s story. The challenge may be closed, but the stories are still available to finish. This one is a conclusion to a story beginning written by Julie/JStar8, which can be found at her site. On the first day of a Caribbean cruise, Trixie finds a bright pink, adult-sized winter glove on the pool deck and overhears a mysterious conversation while handing it in to Lost and Found.
Posted on 14 October, 2021. 2,049 words. Complete. (No couples.)
A mother, struggling to provide for her daughter, lands in a situation she is in no way prepared for. Inspired by the prompt: A teenager falls in with the wrong crowd.
Posted on 25 August, 2020. Written for the 20 Prompts for 20 Years of Jix writing challenge. 8,603 words. Complete. (No couples.)
A story told three ways: first, in 2020 words; second, in twenty sentences; and third, in twenty words. Trixie makes a discovery in the attic, to her parents’ dismay.
Posted on 15 April, 2020 for the 20/20/2020 challenge. 2,429 words in total. Complete. (No couples.)
A story told three ways: first, in twenty words; second, in twenty sentences; and third, in 2020 words. Honey has a piece of news to communicate.
Posted on 8 April, 2020 for the 20/20/2020 challenge. 2,260 words in total. Complete. (No couples.)
When one of Molinson’s subordinates makes an arrest, Wendell is forced to examine the contents of someone’s pockets.
Posted on 18 March, 2020 for the What’s In Their Pockets challenge. 2,184 words. Complete. (No couples.)
This is my second entry for the second part of CWE#20. (Brief description under Volcanic Eruptions part two, below.) In a story beginning written by Mary C., Bobby has gone off at night in search of the mysterious twenty-four o'clock. You will find part one on Mary C.’s site. Who will he encounter on his journey and where will they lead him?
Posted on 9 October, 2019 as part of CWE#20. 3,511 words. Complete. (No couples.)
For the second part of CWE#20, we were asked to finish a story started by someone else. (My unfinished beginning is found below.) In a story beginning written by Trish, the three Bob-White girls awaken on Honey's wedding day to a dilemma. You will find part one on Trish’s site. In my imagining of the ending, events take a rather unexpected turn.
Posted on 29 July, 2019 as part of CWE#20. 4,086 words. Complete. (Honey/Brian, past Honey/other.)
WARNING: This story is unfinished! For CWE#20, we were asked to post an unfinished story for someone else to finish. The three Bob-White girls find themselves in a difficult situation. How does it end? Maybe you can tell me!
Update: An ending for this story has been written by Dee and can be found at her site. She gives the story quite an interesting twist, with a cameo from one of my favourite minor characters.
Posted on 10 May, 2019. Written for part one of CWE#20: Finishing Unfinished Trixie Business. 826 words. Incomplete. (No couples.)
As the Bob-Whites enjoy some time together after Christmas, Dan sets Trixie a challenge to be completed by her birthday.
Posted on 11 March, 2019. Written for the Jixanny 19 writing challenge. 6,864 words. Complete. (No couples.)
A reimagining of the Mystery on Cobbett’s Island, from the point of view of the island itself.
Posted on 24 October, 2018. Written for CWE#18 …and Trixie Belden. 1,331 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Andrew Belden remembers what it was like to be seventeen years old and roam New York City with a friend.
Posted on 10 March, 2017. Written for Ronda’s Jixanny 17 group writing project. 3,127 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Trixie feels apprehensive about opening the door. A very short story featuring Trixie and Honey.
Posted on 10 March, 2017. Written for Mary N.’s CWC27 Jixanny 17: A Picture is Worth 1000 Words. 1,113 words. Complete. (No couples.)
A reimagining of a piece of history. Join the Bob-Whites on a voyage of discovery, with a pair of very childish explorers.
Posted on 27 September, 2016. Written for CWE number 14: Doomed to Repeat It. 4,278 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Peter Belden is plagued with inner turmoil as his daughter discovers the fate of some villains she just helped to put away.
Posted on 27 October, 2015. Written for CWE number 12: Die, Villain, Die! 3,292 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Some friendly teasing between the Bob-Whites leads Mart to issue a challenge… which goes slightly wrong.
Posted on 6 July, 2015, for my twelfth Jixaversary. Written for CWE number 10, Cherry Pop. 6,667 words. Complete. (No couples.)
During a summer visit home, the college-aged Bob-Whites encounter some stormy weather, both literally and figuratively. A meeting at the clubhouse turns into something more.
Posted on 6 July, 2014. Posted for my eleventh anniversary of joining Jix as an author. 7,833 words. Complete. (Begins with no couples. Eventually one traditional couple.)
Three short stories that begin when the girls are teenagers and span many, many years. Each is self-contained, but relates to the one before. The three titles are:
Posted on 9 September, 2013. 2,313 words, 4,790 words and 1,955 words. Complete. (Begins with no couples. Non-traditional.)
For CWE#6, we were asked to cast the Trixie characters in a movie. Which movie did I choose? Read on to find out!
Posted on 13 June, 2013. Written for CWE#6 Trixie as…. 6,787 words, most of which are not mine. Complete. (No couples.)
The way that you look at a problem can have a big effect on whether you can find the solution. Dan finds this out the hard way, with some help from Honey and Trixie.
Posted on 17 September, 2012 for CWE 3: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words. 2,044 words. Complete. (No couples.)
When Honey hears of a problem, she draws the rest of the Bob-Whites into helping to solve it. Can they discover the secret of the Blue Room before it is time to go home?
Posted on 6 July, 2012 for my ninth Jixaversary and including the elements of CWP Anniversary 9. 6,522 words. Complete. (No couples.)
This story was written for Circle Writing Event number 2, in which participants got to claim a plot bunny to write. I chose the following plot bunny, adopted it, fed it and grew it into this story: While tackling a large scrapbooking project, the Bob White girls uncover something VERY disturbing...
Posted on 11 May, 2012. 8,320 words. Complete. (Traditional couples.)
A short piece inspired by the elements of the VTC CWC. Trixie is going through something of a rough patch, but a new neighbour is there to issue a challenge and help her see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Posted on 4 August, 2008. A Submission for CWC#16, the Virtual Trixie Camp CWC. 2042 words. Complete. (No couples.)
People shouldn’t challenge me to write unhappy stories. I have discovered that I have no scruples whatsoever about killing off characters, so long as the story is a stand-alone. Be warned! (A big thank you to Kaye KL, who announced this story for me when I couldn’t make it to a computer.)
Posted on 1 April, 2007 in response to a challenge issued by Robin and Kaye. 2567 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Mart once taught Bobby that revenge was saccharine sweet. Now, he and Trixie are testing the idea for themselves.
Posted on 13 March, 2007. Posted as part of the seventh Jixaversary celebrations. 2108 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Part two, Part three, Part four, Part five.
When her honorary great-aunt has a fall, Trixie is called upon to help care for her. But the town where Aunt Hepzibah lives holds an old secret, which Trixie cannot resist investigating.
Posted on 6 July, 2023 for my 20th Jixaversary. 32,385 words. Completed. (Dan/Honey, one traditional couple.)
After an evening out together, the three Bob-White girls encounter some trouble on a lonely road at night. And that’s just the beginning of their adventure.
Posted on 6 July, 2022 to celebrate my 19th Jixaversary. 11,434 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Part two, Part three, Part four.
While already grappling with a sudden bereavement, Honey and Brian are faced with a problem from their past. To find peace, they need to discover what really happened on a Summer night thirty-three years before.
Posted from 6 to 27 July, 2021 for my 18th Jixaversary. 22,460 words. Completed. (Brian/Honey; Jim/Trixie.)
After car trouble delays their weekend plans, the Bob-Whites fill in an evening at a fairy tale-themed role playing party.
Posted on 6 July, 2019 to celebrate my sixteenth Jixaversary. 10,135 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6.
A chance encounter at the Cameo leads the Bob-Whites into a time-travelling mystery/adventure.
Posted on 12 November, 2018. Written for the winner of a charity auction, Jedi1ant, to her specifications. 11,438 words. Complete. (No couples.)
The college-aged Bob-Whites take a Spring Break road trip and along the way find a mystery that turns out to be scarier than anticipated. Pairings in this story are Jim/Trixie, Brian/Di and Mart/Honey, but it is not a romance and contains nothing more than a few kisses here and there. It does contain some violence, some mild adult language and a tiny hint or two of less-than-innocent activities.
Posted on 27 July, 2015. Written for Special CWE number 9, "Down With Cancer, Long Live Amy!" and CWC number 8, Jenni J’s Trix-e-tron Challenge. 26,561 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Mart/Honey, Brian/Di.)
Dan faces an entirely new situation when he returns to Sleepyside after years of living elsewhere. There is trouble at home between him and his new step-son, but what will happen when the boy gets into trouble?
Posted on 4 March, 2013. Written for CWE#4 The Totally Rad Writing Event, using inspiration number 2. 11,005 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Mart/Di, non-Bob-Whites.)
Part two, Part three, Part four, Part five, Part six.
Follow Diana on a journey of self-discovery spanning over five years, from her engagement to one man to her first wedding anniversary with another. Written in response to an author challenge issued by Pat K., which asked us to be both curious (like Trixie) and verbose (like Mart).
Posted between 6 July, 2011 (to celebrate my eighth Jixaversary) and 9 August, 2011. 26,288 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, non-traditional - including an unusual pairing.)
Now for something completely different. Did you ever read Choose Your Own Adventure or Twist-a-plot books? Well, this is something in the same style but starring the Bob-Whites. You may find mystery, adventure or romance; horrorcanes, phantoms or villains; silliness, or serious topics. It’s all down to the choices YOU make. So, journey with the Bob-Whites on their visit to Pendeville House and discover its secrets.
Original version posted on 1 March, 2004 as part of the 4th Jixaversary celebrations. 32,918 words. Updated version, written for the Hurricane Katrina appeal, posted on 25 June, 2007. 39,481 additional words, for a grand total of 72,399… I think! Complete. (Some couples, depending on choices made.)
Mostly challenge stories. In order from newest to oldest.
Trixie and Honey take a trip together to check out a potential legacy for Honey. But does she actually want to inherit?
Posted on 28 October, 2021. 4,455 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Trixie’s attempts to escape from a suspected vampire lead to complications and an unexpected discovery. (Please note: This is most definitely not a scary story!)
Posted on 22 October, 2019. 5,879 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Part two, Part three, Part four.
The staff at Manor House discover a mystery, but it is Regan who takes the lead in the investigation. A story from behind the scenes in the Wheeler household.
Posted between 6 July (to celebrate my fourteenth Jixaversary) and 26 July, 2017. 20,531 words. Complete. (No Bob-White couples.)
A story featuring the three female BWGs in their early twenties. Trixie makes a surprise purchase and Diana’s kitten does some detective work.
Posted on 24 and 29 October, 2014. 9,836 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Ryl and Mal challenged writers to produce a story where one of the Bob-Whites is forced by a ghost to confront a secret fear. My chosen victim in this endeavour is Dan. A fun weekend away for the Bob-Whites unearths his well-kept secret.
Posted on 25 October, 2013. Written for Ryl and Mal’s 4th Annual Halloween Challenge. 7,373 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, rest unspecified.)
What do you get when Janice decides that there aren’t enough elements in the Dia de los Muertos challenge? A combined Dia de los Muertos/Hundred Point Challenge entry, of course!
This is a story of family secrets, unrequited love and the everyday struggles of the Bob-Whites as thirty-somethings. Join Trixie as she discovers The Curse of Hundred House.
Posted on 29 October, 2005 for Dia de los Muertos. 6868 words. Complete. (Couples: Dan/Di, Honey/Mart.)
She’s thirteen years old. She lives at Crabapple Farm. Another girl, whom she despises, has just arrived on the scene. How will Christie cope while living with a shadow of the past?
Posted on 29 October, 2004 as part of Fright Night 2. 26,090 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Dan/Di.)
A selection of stories written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. Participants supply information for inspiration and a story is written especially for them. The original recipients are listed in the notes under each story. In order from newest to oldest.
Sam Belden holds fond childhood memories of the first time he spent Christmas at his aunt and uncle’s house. Those memories are stirred by a change of plans and the chance to share something special with someone he cares about. But is this the beginning of his hopes, or the end? Set thirteen years after the events of Christmas in the Menagerie, but you don’t need to read it first as this is almost a retelling.
Posted on 11 December, 2024. 5,478 words. Completed. (Couples: traditional.)
Five years after a certain incident involving missing lobsters, the Bob-Whites and families are gathering at the Lynch Estate for a Christmas Eve celebration. But when their plans go awry, it’s up to Trixie to set things straight again. A sequel to The Tale of the Missing Lobsters, but can be read separately.
Posted on 22 December, 2022 for the annual Jix Authors’ Secret Santa. The original recipient was Wendy. 3,028 words. Complete. (Trixie/Jim, Mart/Honey, Brian/Di, Dan/Barbara.)
On Christmas Eve, Peter Belden observes the goings-on at Crabapple Farm, and faces a small dilemma concerning how much to influence events.
Posted on 14 December, 2022 for the annual Jix Authors’ Secret Santa. The original recipient was Julie/Macjest. 2,710 words. Complete. (Trixie/Jim, Mart/Honey, Dan/Di.)
Honey is planning the perfect Bob-White Christmas gathering. But circumstances don’t always align the way we want them to and it’s up to the Bob-Whites to make the best of what they have.
Posted on 16 December, 2021 as part of the rebooted version of the Jix Authors’ annual Secret Santa. The original recipient was veggiegrl44. 2,519 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Things are changing for Mart and Diana with the addition of their baby son. One particular change draws a disproportionate response from Mart and Diana needs to find out why. A sequel to Christmas Light (see below), but you don’t need to read it first.
Posted on 14 December, 2020 as part of the rebooted version of the Jix Authors’ annual Secret Santa. The original recipient was Mary N./Dianafan. 2,743 words. Complete. (Trixie/Jim, Mart/Di, Honey/Brian implied.)
It’s cookie baking day at Crabapple Farm. Amidst the fun, friendship and mountains of cookies lurks a little mystery, which Trixie and Honey need to solve.
Posted on 15 December, 2019 as part of the rebooted version of the Jix Authors’ annual Secret Santa. The original recipient was Gigi. 3,243 words. Complete. (Trixie/Jim, Mart/Di, Honey/Dan implied.)
The Bob-Whites and their families are looking forward to a Christmas Eve lobster dinner, but when the lobsters go missing it’s up to Trixie to find out why.
Posted on 19 December, 2017. Written for the Jix author Secret Santa. The original recipient was WendyM. 5,820 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Mart/Honey, Brian/Di, Dan/Barbara.)
When her friends offer excuses why they cannot attend the Bob-White meeting to discuss their Christmas theme, Trixie takes matters into her own hands.
Posted on 18 December, 2016. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Ronda. 2,679 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
Newly-weds Brian and Honey have a challenge to overcome for their first married Christmas.
Posted on 17 December, 2015. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Julia (juliastoz). 6,158 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Brian/Honey.)
Join the young adult Bob-Whites as they celebrate Christmas together, with a few hiccups (and a lot of animals) along the way.
Posted on 16 December, 2014. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Robin. 6,119 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
When Jim hears of a friend in need at Christmas, all of the Bob-Whites want to help. Can they discover who is causing the problem, or will certain distractions keep them from the answer?
Posted on 19 December, 2013. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Pam S. (ps9906). 10,099 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
Helen Belden is saddened by her empty nest at Christmastime, but her husband Peter has an idea to cheer her up.
Posted on 17 December, 2012. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Robin. 5,676 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
Something mysterious happens at church on Christmas Eve, which leads to a night of adventure for the grown up Bob-Whites.
Posted on 13 December, 2011. Written for the annual Jix author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Susansuth. 8,904 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Dan/Di, Mart/Honey.)
Two Bob-Whites are working on a Christmas project and at the same time looking for love.
Posted on 14 December, 2010. Written for the annual Jix author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Kaye. 4,552 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
Diana Belden is spending Christmas with her husband’s family, but is having trouble getting into the Christmas spirit.
Posted on 15 December, 2009. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Mary N./Dianafan. 6,901 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
The Bob-White girls are in a spot of trouble and cannot quite find the right way out.
Posted on 18 December, 2008. Written for the annual Jix Author Secret Santa. The original recipient was TrishB. 3,446 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
A lonely old lady wishing for a touch a romance in her life calls upon a certain female sleuth she happens to know for assistance with a puzzle.
Posted on 20 December, 2007. Written for the annual Jix author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Robin. 3,525 words. Complete. (Couple: Jim/Trixie.)
Newly-wed Honey feels discontented with the extreme busy-ness of the season and sets a challenge for her fellow Bob-Whites. Along the way, Trixie just has to do a little investigating.
Posted on 16 December, 2006. Written for the Jix author Secret Santa. The original recipient was Susansuth. 12,343 words. Complete. (Couples: traditional.)
Brian and Honey, enjoying their first Christmas in their new home, stumble upon a mystery which reaches back into the past.
Posted on 22 December, 2005. Written as part of the Jix authors’ first Secret Santa Gift Fic Exchange. The original recipient was Mary C. 6,239 words. Complete. (Couples: Jim/Trixie, Brian/Honey.)
As part of the 24rd anniversary celebrations at Jix, we rewrote The Mystery at Saratoga from the perspective of characters other than Trixie. I rewrote chapter 7, from the point of view of Honey, and chapter 17 from the perspective of her mother Madeleine Wheeler. The link above goes to the index for the whole story.
Posted on 13 and 23 March, 2024. My chapters: 1,315 and 1,939 words. Complete. (No couples.)
As part of the 23rd anniversary celebrations at Jix, we rewrote The Mystery of the Queen’s Necklace from the perspective of characters other than Trixie. I rewrote chapter 5, from the point of view of Gray Cap, and chapter 7 from the perspective of the Maroon Saloon. The link above goes to the index for the whole story.
Posted on 12 and 14 March, 2023. My chapters: 904 and 778 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Sixty-five years ago, a thirteen-year-old girl pondered her place in the world. Her actions would lead the present-day Bob-Whites to discoveries in the cosy yellow-brick house on the edge of the Preserve that Mrs. Vanderpoel calls home. A round-robin style story written with the lovely Mary N./Dianafan, Trish and Annette/tbjffan.
Posted on 23 November, 2022 for CWE#25 Every CWE Deserves a Second Chance… Bingo and incorporating the requirements of CWE#7, 8 and 23. My sections: 1,876 words. Complete. (No couples.)
As part of the twentieth anniversary celebrations at Jix, we rewrote the Mystery Off Old Telegraph Road from the perspective of characters other than Trixie. I took chapter 13 and rewrote it from the point of view of Helen Belden. The link above goes to my chapter. You can also go to the index for the whole story.
Posted on 19 March, 2020. My chapter: 1,287 words. Complete. (No couples.)
Trixie travels home for Christmas, only to find that home is not quite as she expected it to be. Which is okay at first, but it only gets worse from there.
Posted on 21 December, 2018. Written with WendyM as part of a Christmas group writing project. 5,936 words total; 2,617 by Wendy and 3,319 by me. Complete. (No couples.)
For Administrative Professionals Week in April 2015, Vivian got a group together to show our appreciation for the Jix admins and mods. A selection of Sleepyside residents visit a board dedicated to the Lucy Radcliffe and Cosmo McNaught books. While there, they interact with the admins and mods, with varied results. Posted 21 April, 2015.
This blogathon was run as part of the celebrations of Jix's twelfth anniversary, across the 8th to the 14th of March. It begins with a mysterious article in Mrs. Vanderpoel's attic. I wrote chapter three, which is on page 5 of the PDF. Posted 9 March, 2012.
While his friends are off for an adventure in the book Bob-White Cave, Dan is stuck at home. This is a story of what he did while they were away. Written by Jenny, Jo (JJsGirl) and myself for Jix’s eleventh anniversary. Posted 28 February, 2011.
His eldest child’s approaching tenth birthday gives Jim a chance to reflect on what has gone before. Written by Cathyoma, Robin, HollyB and myself for Jix’s tenth anniversary. I wrote part one. Posted 9 March, 2010.
While Helen Belden attends the wedding of an old friend, Peter is left at home with three kids aged nine and under with humourous results. Written by Mcarey and myself for Jix’s ninth anniversary. Posted 9 March, 2009.
A visit to an elderly relative gives Trixie a clue to a long-unsolved mystery. Written by a group of authors and non-authors for Jix’s eighth anniversary and to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the publication of the first Trixie book. I wrote chapter 11. Posted March, 2008.
Diana’s new job at the museum leads to a mystery. Written by AprilW, Ronda (Rolyru), Misty and myself for Jix’s sixth anniversary. Posted 5 March, 2006.
Follow Dorothy on her journey to find out how to become a part of Jix and discover a little bit about different authors’ universes at the same time. Written for Jixemitri’s fifth anniversary by most of the Jix authors. Posted March, 2005.
A game presented by the Jix Admins (including me) in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of Jixemitri. The competition has now closed but you can still try your hand at matching the badly-described book plots to the thirty-nine books of the Trixie Belden series. Or, if you’d prefer not to guess, you can instead go directly to the Answer Sheet.
Posted on 26 March, 2020. Book plots written by myself, BonnieH, Dianafan/Mary N., Rolyru/Ronda, and Trish.
This is a little story/quiz/maze hybrid and it’s about my stories. Egocentric of me, I know, but it required less research that way. :D Try it. It’s kind of fun. (But note that it is now over fifteen years old!)
Posted on 13 March, 2007.
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