Detective on Baker Street
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Last published Sat, Sep 10, 2016
Sequel to Orphan on Baker Street. Mickey Ronan just can't help the allure of crime-solving. Even after finally starting back at school, she helps Sherlock out on cases, bringing in John once in a while. This second book revolves around Mickey and Rickey, a bitter Moriarty, and the kind of stress only school can cause.
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