A Girl Like Her (Ravenswood, 1) Traditional Detective Mysteries New York Times Book Review

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A Girl Like Her (Ravenswood, 1) Traditional Detective Mysteries New York Times Book ReviewLIMITED TIME DELUXE EDITION She's hard to hold onto, but he's good with his hands Prickly, autistic, and shadowed by a scandalous past, Ruth Kabbah will always be Ravenswood's black sheep. It's a lonely life, but at least it's safe until Evan Miller comes to town. Calm, confident, and instantly accepted by their small English town, Evan is Ruth's opposite in every wayyet he meets her suspicion with a smile, handles her awkwardness with ease, and