Ravenswood (Talia Hibbert) Books in Order

Ravenswood is a small-town English romance series about people who have learned to keep their guard up and the partners who do not mistake that self-protection for a lack of feeling. The books take place in a close-knit coastal community where gossip travels fast, old histories linger, and privacy can be hard to find. Each novel follows a different couple, but the setting and supporting cast make the series feel connected.

Nobody in Ravenswood gets to hide forever.

The series opens with A Girl Like Her, which introduces Ruth Kabbah, a sharp-tongued comic-book fan with a reputation that has made her the town outsider. Evan Miller, her new neighbor, is calm, friendly, and far more patient than Ruth expects. Their romance is about her deciding whether safety means being alone, especially when painful parts of her past return to the surface.

Damaged Goods is a shorter companion story focused on Laura Burne, who comes back to Ravenswood while pregnant and trying to escape an abusive former husband. Samir Bianchi, the kind café owner she once cared about, offers help without demanding anything in return. It is a quieter reunion romance, but it continues the series interest in rebuilding a life after fear and isolation.

In Untouchable, Hannah Kabbah needs work after a mistake wrecks her reputation. Nate Davis is a widowed father with two children and a household that badly needs her skill as a nanny. Their attraction is complicated by the employer-and-employee boundary, Hannah’s lack of trust, and Nate’s own grief and depression. The story has domestic chaos, longing, and two adults trying to believe they deserve a second chance.

The final main novel, That Kind of Guy, follows Rae, a divorced novelist in her forties, and Zach Davis, a younger man with a reputation that does not tell the whole truth about him. They begin with a fake relationship, but their connection is built on friendship, mutual attention, and a willingness to see each other clearly. It gives the series a different stage of life while keeping its focus on vulnerability and chosen support.

Ravenswood is warm but not weightless. These books deal with abuse, mental health, loneliness, parenting, and the damage that can come from being judged before people know the facts. Start with A Girl Like Her, then read Damaged Goods, Untouchable, and That Kind of Guy to follow the town and its interwoven relationships in order.