Order of Ashley Flowers Books
Ashley Flowers is an American author of crime fiction novels. She is also a podcaster. Ashley began her career in biomedical research before joining Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana, where her work with cold cases inspired her transition into podcasting and storytelling. In 2017, she founded Audiochuck, a podcast network that has produced numerous true crime series, including Crime Junkie and The Deck.
Ashley Flowers made her fiction debut in 2022 with All Good People Here, co-written with Alex Kiester, which became a New York Times bestseller. The pair reunited for The Missing Half, a crime novel published in 2025.
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Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| All Good People Here | (2022) | Description / Buy at Amazon.com |
| The Missing Half | (2025) | Description / Buy at Amazon.com |
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Ashley Flowers Synopses: In All Good People Here by Ashley Flowers, journalist Margot Davies has never forgotten the murder of January Jacobs, a six‑year‑old girl who lived next door to her in the small Indiana town of Wakarusa. Margot was the same age as January when the crime occurred, and the fact that the killer was never identified has haunted her for decades.
Now an adult, Margot returns home to care for her uncle after he is diagnosed with early‑onset dementia. The town seems frozen in time, but the past quickly resurfaces when five‑year‑old Natalie Clark disappears under circumstances strikingly similar to January’s case. Determined to find answers, Margot throws herself into the investigation, convinced that solving one mystery may help solve the other.
As she digs deeper, she encounters resistance from the police, Natalie’s family, and members of the community who seem reluctant to talk. The further she pursues the truth, the more she begins to wonder whether the person responsible for January’s death has remained hidden all these years. What began as a search for answers becomes a deeper examination of secrets, memory, and the cost of uncovering what happened twenty years earlier.
In The Missing Half, Nicole “Nic” Monroe has spent years struggling to move forward after the disappearance of her older sister, Kasey. At twenty‑four, she is stuck in her hometown of Mishawaka, Indiana, working a job she never intended to keep and carrying the weight of a loss that has shaped her entire adult life. Seven years earlier, Kasey vanished without a trace, leaving behind only an abandoned car and a mystery that was never solved.
The only similar case was that of another young woman, Jules Connor, who disappeared under nearly identical circumstances just weeks before Kasey. With few leads and no answers, both investigations eventually went cold. Nic wants nothing more than to leave the past behind, but that becomes impossible when she meets Jules’s sister, Jenna Connor.
For the first time in years, Nic feels something she has almost forgotten: hope. Together, the two women begin searching for answers, determined to uncover what happened to their sisters. As they dig deeper into the past, they find themselves confronting secrets that could change everything they thought they knew.
Ashley Flowers Review: I was excited to start All Good People Here, and it hooked me almost immediately. While it seemed to draw inspiration from a high-profile true crime case, it still managed to establish its own unique story. I thoroughly enjoyed the journey, but the ending felt rushed and somewhat incomplete. I’m not sure if it was intended to set up a sequel, but leaving the fate of the main character open to interpretation made it feel like something was missing. Despite that, it was a quick, engaging, and easy read overall. –HD