All Good People Here: the gripping debut crime thriller from the host of the hugely popular #1 podcast Crime Junkie, a No1 New York Times bestseller

Reviews

Stephanie Edmeads

I can’t wait to read it again! There’s Billy and Krissy, parents of twins January and Jace, there’s adult Jace, Dave their high school buddy, Pete the local police officer, and countless others wound up in this tight, intense thriller. The story was soo intriguing and just when you think you know, you get smacked in the face with that ending!

Nicola Owler

Loved it ! It fits the bill as a tight story. But if you enjoy a good read, and a good mystery, read this book, but just know that you may have questions. Well written, loved the characters too.

Kelly Ann Mealia

! Along with these two elements, Flowers writing adds layers of suspense throughout and all of these together make All Good People Here such a pageturner!

Victoria

My first read of spooky season, this was the perfect balance between thriller and true crime in my opinion, making for a fast paced and enthralling novel! I have so many questions… kept me guessing till the end but I feel as if another chapter was needed to tie loose ends.

Vania R.

Twenty years later, grown up Margot returns to town to care for her uncle, Luke, who suffers from early onset dementia. Ultimately though, it didn’t stick the ending. I was left questioning which characters I could trust, who was guilty and what really happened throughout, which is always a good sign in my eyes.

Holly Lynn

Overall it was well written - I love dual timelines - BUT and I say this with a capital B-U-T the ending! Just after her arrival in town, a young girl from a neighboring town goes missing and is soon found dead, in a manner similar to January’s death.