Bartie

Bartie, a character in The Royal Romance and The Royal Heir series, is Savannah and Bertrand's son. He is first seen in The Royal Romance, Book 2, Chapter 8.

Appearance
Bartie has brown hair, tanned skin and brown eyes.

Personality
He is friendly toward almost everyone he just met, including when he first met his uncle, Drake, and his father, Bertrand. When he's grown up, he seems well-behaved and polite.

Book 2

 * Chapter 8: The City of Lights (Mentioned; Physical Appearance Determinant)
 * Chapter 9: Brotherhood of Man (Mentioned)

Book 3

 * Chapter 8: Artistic License (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 10: A Matter of Honor (Mentioned; Physical Appearance Determinant)
 * Chapter 14: Welcome, One and All (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 17: Save the Date (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 19: You Are Cordially Invited

The Royal Holiday

 * Chapter 1: 'Tis the Season (Mentioned; Determinant)
 * Chapter 4: Holly Jolly

Book 1

 * Chapter 6: Home, Home on the Range
 * Chapter 8: Ride Like the Wind
 * Chapter 10: The Beaumont Bachelor Bash (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 12: To Love and to Cherish
 * Chapter 13: Spreading the Word (Mentioned; Determinant)
 * Chapter 18: The Last Apple Ball
 * Chapter 19: Truth and Lies (Mentioned)

Book 2

 * Chapter 3: Welcome to the World (Determinant)
 * Chapter 4: The Royal Tour
 * Chapter 10: Last Day in Lythikos (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 11: Escape to LA
 * Chapter 12: The Show Must Go On (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 13: How Do You Like Them Apples?
 * Chapter 14: Battle Lines
 * Chapter 15: All is Fair
 * Chapter 17: A Spurned Ally (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 18: The Beginning of the End (Mentioned)

Book 3

 * Chapter 1: Changes
 * Chapter 9: The Barthelemy Beaumont Bash
 * Chapter 10: A Fox in the Henhouse
 * Chapter 12: The Deciding Vote
 * Chapter 16: Devil in the Details (Determinant)
 * Chapter 17: The Crown Regent's Coronation (Mentioned; Determinant)
 * Chapter 19: The Once and Future Princess

The Royal Finale

 * Chapter 1: Hidden in Plain Sight
 * Chapter 3: Crossroads (Mentioned; Determinant)
 * Chapter 5: Testing the Waters (Mentioned)

Savannah
Savannah is Bartie's mother. In the beginning of his life, he lived with her in Paris, France as she was determined to be a single mother and did not want to be an obligation to his father, Bertrand. Once the truth comes out, she co-parents Bartie with Bertrand until they begin to date again and later get married.

Bertrand
Bertrand is Bartie's father. During King "Liam"'s bachelor party in Paris, Drake angrily assaults him and informs him of Bartie's existence. Bertrand is shocked as he believed Savannah left for other reasons. After a series of miscommunications and misunderstandings, Bertrand becomes the father Bartie needs and a better man to Savannah.

Drake
Drake is Bartie's uncle. For a while, Drake did not know of his existence since Savannah had left Cordonia when she was a few months pregnant. In The Royal Romance, Book 2, Chapter 8, when investigating an address he found in the Beaumont study, you both happen upon her apartment and hear Bartie cry. You can convince him to stay in a premium scene to let Savannah tell him what happened or you both can leave. If you choose the second, he feels if Savannah had to hide Bartie's existence from him, that she did not trust him. It takes some time for Drake to talk to Savannah again.

Maxwell
Maxwell is Bartie's uncle. He helped his mother, Savannah, hide his existence from his father, Bertrand, and took care of him since he was born.

Your Character
If you pick Drake or Maxwell as your love interest, you will become Bartie's aunt. Regardless of your relationship to him, you have the choice to pick Bartie as the ring bearer at your wedding.

The Heir
He and your daughter are friends who always enjoy playing together. If you pick Drake or Maxwell as your spouse, she will be his cousin.

Trivia

 * The name Barthelemy is of Aramaic and English origin, which means: Son of Talmai, rich in land, furrows, mound, hill. Barthelemy is the French version of the name Bartholomew. Talmai is the Aramaic version of the Greek name Ptolemy (which means "warlike" or "aggressive").
 * The second name Jackson is of English origin, a variant of Johnson. Jack means "God is gracious".
 * His character model resembles Rico Vasquez from The Freshman series.
 * He is named after his grandfathers.