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All Good People Here

by Ashley Flowers, Alex Kiester

Narrated by Brittany Pressley, Karissa Vacker, Ashley Flowers

4.40 ABR Score (371.5K ratings)
★ 3.82 Goodreads (342.8K) ★ 4.5 Audible (28.8K)
10h 35m Released 2022 Thriller

Why Listen to This Audiobook?

Ashley Flowers wrote a thriller, then narrated it herself — and having the Crime Junkie host's voice in your ear makes the whole thing feel uncomfortably real.

  • Great if you want: true crime podcast energy in novel form
  • Listening experience: propulsive and twisty — finishable in a weekend
  • Narration: Flowers narrating her own story adds unsettling authenticity
  • Skip if: you want psychological depth over plot momentum

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About This Audiobook

When journalist Margot Davies returns to her small Indiana hometown to care for her ailing uncle, she finds herself confronting the unsolved murder that has haunted her since childhood. Twenty years ago, her six-year-old neighbor January Jacobs was found dead, a crime that shattered the community's sense of security and left lingering questions about what really happens behind Wakarusa's closed doors. The past collides with the present when another young girl disappears under strikingly similar circumstances, compelling Margot to investigate both cases despite mounting resistance from locals who seem determined to keep their secrets buried.

The multi-narrator approach elevates this psychological thriller into a richly layered audio experience. Brittany Pressley captures Margot's determined yet vulnerable voice as she navigates her hometown's web of deception, while Karissa Vacker brings distinct authenticity to supporting characters. Ashley Flowers, drawing from her true crime podcast expertise, adds credible insight to investigative scenes. The narrators skillfully build tension through measured pacing and nuanced character work, allowing listeners to feel the claustrophobic atmosphere of a community hiding uncomfortable truths. Their performances transform the small-town setting into an almost tangible presence that lingers long after each listening session ends.