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💬 Do you listen to any podcasts? What are some of your favorites? 🎧🤎 Happy Release Day to ALL GOOD PEOPLE HERE by @ashleyflowers! When I found out this was written by a true crime podcaster I knew I had to read this book. I’m so excited to have this debut in my hands! In the propulsive debut novel from the host of the #1 true crime podcast "Crime Junkie," a journalist uncovers her hometown’s dark secrets when she becomes obsessed with the unsolved murder of her childhood neighbor—and the disappearance of another girl twenty years later. Thank you to @randomhouse for gifting me this copy! . . . h a s h t a g s : #allgoodpeoplehere #ashleyflowers #truecrime #truecrimepodcast #readcrimefiction #summerreading #thrillerbooksaddict #suspencebooks #thrillerbooks #bookphoto #bookaddiction #bookaddict #whatimreading #crimejunkie #newbooks #bookstoread #bookobsessed #booksofig https://www.instagram.com/p/ChUzGmKOl9_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Synopsis of “All Good People Here” by Ashley Flowers

Ashley Flowers, the host of popular true crime podcastslike Crime Junkie and Supernatural with Ashley Flowers, is releasing her debut novel All Good People Here. The novel is a mystery-thriller which takes place in the tiny town of Wakarusa, Indiana where journalist Margo Davies becomes obsessed with an unsolved case that followed her throughout childhood. The 20-year-old girl that was found dead in a ditch was the central murdered figure of January Jacobs. At January’s own age, Margot would move next door with her parents and that child was so brutalized in the seeing of it she’d refuse to tell them what she saw and they never learned.”

All grown up, Margot has travelled back to Wakarusa to look after her uncle who has dementia. When she arrives in the town another young girl, Natalie Clark, goes mising in similar circumstances to the way that January went missing. As a journalist, Margot follows her instincts and finds herself looking into both crimes with the hunch that they may be related.

The more she digs, however, the more those families and townspeople close in against her, as they seem to have some pretty dark secrets they are all too determined to keep hidden. Books that delve into the hidden underbelly of small town America, the twisted Read more...

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Now reading: All Good People Live Here by @ashleyflowers #allgoodpeoplelivehere #ashleyflowers #bantam #randomhousepuishing #debutnovel #thriller #nowreading #netgalley #willthisbookbekatyapproved https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg3Sd6kLamQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[crmacgal]

Good Page-Turners!

I’ve had some pretty good luck with my book picks lately, although they have been newer books and not necessarily ones that have been on my TBR list (that list gets longer every week…at least!).  When I have a good streak of reading, I get a little antsy on what I’ll read next---who would want to break a good reading streak?  Not me!

All Good People Here by Ashley Flowers

When a young girl goes missing in an Indiana small town, it brings up memories of a (somewhat) similar case from when Margot was only six years’ old.  Now that Margot is a grown adult, working as an investigative journalist, and has moved back to her small town to help take care of her uncle, it’s this new case she wants to write about---even if no one else thinks there is a connection to when her friend went missing as a girl, Margot sees it and she’s out to prove it.  This is the first book written by everybody’s favorite Crime Junkie, Ashley Flowers. With some similarities to real-life stories, this book moves quickly!  Very good for her first book; I sure hope she writes some more!

4 Stars

Special Note:  Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this novel in exchange for an honest review.

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In The Dark We Forget by Sandra SG Wong

 A young woman wakes up in the street, feeling bruised and broken, with no recollection of how she got there.  Once she fully comes to, she realizes she actually has no recollection of…anything.  As she works with the police to find out what happened to her, she finds out who her family is, and realizes they seem to be in danger as well---except she has to wonder if that danger is coming from her. Although this book started a little slow, I was very glad I stuck with it.  Pages flew as while reading, at least up until the last quarter of the book. I think I would’ve enjoyed this book so much more if that last 25% could’ve been wrapped up a little faster, but it was still good.  I’d be happy to read another book by this author.

4 Stars 

Special Note:  Thank you to the publisher for allowing me to read this novel in exchange for an honest review.

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When @downeastmagazine asks if you want to photograph goat yoga at @smilinghill farm you of course say yes! Shot as part of the the winter wellness issue, I would say add this high on your list of things to try for all future winters (or summers). If you are looking for a great yoga instructor Ashley Flowers, @youcancallmeflowers is a wonderful instructor and all around great person! She is also an incredibly skilled masseuse, specializing in Thai bodywork. Now get outside and do something fun! . . . #winterwellness #yoga #goatyoga #ashleyflowers #smilinghillfarm #babygoats #relaxing #wellness #goats #outside #optoutside #freshair #nature #barnyard #babygoatsmeltmyheart (at Smiling Hill Farm) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvOyfc8nhOa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wlg7bqud1cny

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Peep my badass friend @thekingdaniel new art film / video project as he shares his tale of bumming & loving : link in his bio : he's got a pretty sweet babe too if I do say so myself 💕 . . #kingdaniel #troubadourfolk #troubadour #tales #bum #cassanova #staxandstone #ashleyflowers #joshuatree #artfilm (at Joshua Tree, California)