All the Pretty People

By: Barbara Freethy

Narrated by: Amy McFadden

Ten years ago, I was seventeen, spending summers with my wealthy family, and friends on Hawk Island. One terrible night, I blacked out. The next morning, my best friend, Melanie, was gone—vanished without a trace.

Today, I go back. To the island. To my sister's wedding. To a group of privileged people with whom I've never belonged. To my best friend's brother, a man who hates us all. To secrets that someone will kill to keep.

A storm is coming. A storm that will cut off the island from all hope of help. A storm that could allow a kidnapper to escape, or a killer to murder again. A storm that will wash away all the lies and deception, and reveal the true faces of All the Pretty People.

Will I be the next one to disappear?

Number one New York Times best-selling author Barbara Freethy invites you to experience her newest, most gripping, pause-resisting listen to date; fans of Gone Girl, The Last Thing He Told Me, and One by One will love this psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist that will leave you breathless. Click “Buy”, and get your copy of All the Pretty People today!

©2022 Barbara Freethy (P)2022 Barbara Freethy

Critic reviews

"Barbara Freethy’s suspense novels are explosively good!" (Toni Anderson)

Wish I DNF this one

Dislikes: the narrator had the most irritating voice/ voice inflection. It was almost unbearable to listen to this narrator.

great book

constantly kept you wondering who did it. wish I had another one just like this to read

Good book, alright narrator

The story was good, kept me intrigued but not super impressed. Narrators tone of voice got a little annoying but she’s supposed to sound stuck up I guess.

Great story!

Listened to this as a couple and it was a good story about loss, trauma, and moving forward. It was also written with a wide enough set of characters to show many perspectives on the same events and the vast variety of reasons why so many don't want to face their own truths.

We love the narrator, she brings the emotion of each character to life and helps the listeners really feel each part of the story from each unique perspective. It is one of those stories where no one is really innocent, but the end fits.

For a high school crowd

This was a huge disappointment. Predictable and written for a teen audience. Hard to finish