Rebecca YorkAuthor of Killing Moon (The Moon Series, Book 1)Also known as: Ruth Glick, Ruth Glick, Amanda Lee, Tess Marlowe, Alyssa Howard, Samantha Chase ... (see complete list), Rebecca York (Ruth Glick), Rebecca. Night ecstasy York
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Ruth Burtnick Glick writes as Ruth Glick cook books and children books, often co-writing with Eileen Buckholtz, she also writes romance novels under the pen name Rebecca York.
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