Passion for Enigmas

With a marked character, Beatrice, the main protagonist of the novel, is a current woman who by force of many studies has acquired a solid education. Lacking family, the young woman lives with resignation the many hardships afflicting the world youth. The scarcity of work and the social disdain for training against the privilege of a few have led she to consider emigration as an alternative, but after much reflection on the matter and to conscientious accounts of the meagre patrimony of which he still has, he opts to resist waiting for better times and waiting for the economy of the country improve and people who are really well prepared are needed. Unfortunately for Beatrice, in case there was little the burden to carry, from the absolute reserve someone is determined to frustrate the natural flow of things and the thoughtful resolution of the young woman. In the existence of Beatrice are introduced absurd riches that for any other person would be irresistible but at she, educated with rigor and practical and realistic sense, they are more an incomprehensible threat than an enrichment and therefore they are abhorrent for her."Passion for enigmas," has seven chapters, with a brief enunciation and a subtler subtitle, in which we will find the walk-through life by Beatrice.