Framed
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A prince is in River Heights. A prince! Granted, he’s from a relatively minor royal family, but still. This is big news.
The headlines get even bigger once the prince is found toting a painting for his family’s good friend, Mrs. Mahoney—because within hours of his arrival, the federal authorities arrest him. They suspect he stole the painting from his family.
Dad and I aren’t buying it. We have a hunch there’s more to this—ahem—picture. But can we save the prince before he’s wrongfully crowned “criminal”?
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Franklin W. Dixon and Carolyn Keene are the pen names for Edward L. Stratemeyer who originally began both series. It is not proven, but said, that his daughters updated and continued the series after their father's death in 1930.
Rebecca Rogers has been a professional actor and performer for nearly twenty years specializing in improvisation with ComedySportz, and period acting with several renaissance festivals across the country. Her shows include Commedia del Arte, the infamous Mud Show and Gypsy Games on Horseback. Rebecca is the current director of the Northwest Renaissance Festival as well as founder and board member of the non-profit organization society for Renaissance Performers in Spokane, Washington. Rebecca’s improvisational experience includes ComedySportz in Spokane, Northwest GOGA Theater in Seattle, and GIA (Girls in Action) out of Seattle. She also teaches improv for beginners through ComedySportz, the Northwest Renaissance Festival, and independently through local schools. Rebecca’s audiobook narration experience is varied from the six-book Crimson series created by Liz Maverick recorded at Books in Motion, Spokane, to the newly revised and modernized Nancy Drew series through Blackstone Audio, Inc., in Ashland, Oregon.
