Nice quick read that immediately kept my attention. I am a big fan of police procedurals and so I really enjoyed it. Would definitely continue with the series to see what happens to Detective Harry Hunter and potentially read more from this author.

Detective Harry Hunter of Miami PD’s homicide squad throws himself into a case no one asked him to solve. Four teenagers from one of Miami’s affluent neighborhoods are murdered on a boat. Another is found in a dumpster. All five of them go to the same school and are on a list of witnesses to another crime. Because he's in bad standing with his boss, Harry is given the task of protecting a possible future victim, but Harry isn’t always known to follow his boss's orders.

This book needs a loud and clear content warning for dealing with rape.

Well-written thriller. I enjoyed this, but I wish I had known from the outset what crime this was about.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the advanced copy. This is my honest opinion of the book.

Great book! Definitely kept my attention. There were some good twists, some were predictable. The ending left me wanting more!

This was such a great murder mystery book! I liked the wondering on who did this, and how it all ties together at the end. I think the twists were good, although some are predictable. I like the turn of events

Thank you to NetGalley, the author, and the publisher for this complimentary ARC in exchange for an honest review!!

I have only read one other book by Willow Rose and really enjoyed it. This books was no different. It had all the things that avid readers look for in a book - suspense, complex, and great writing. The characters were written beautifully and made you feel as though you knew them your whole life. The suspense in this book builds at just the right times and places to make the read on the edge of their seats. I could not put this book down as I was always wondering what happened next.

This book should 100% be included in your TBR, it is absolutely worth it. I went and purchased a physical copy of this book so that I had a trophy for my bookshelf, it's that good!

This book is a quick read that begins strong but loses momentum as it progresses and ultimately declines towards the conclusion. There were several implausible plot points, such as the control William had over others and the unrealistic manner in which an ICU nurse was kidnapped. Additionally, the ending relies on clues that are not accessible to the reader, making the revelation of the killer confusing and random. Overall, it was a mediocre experience for me and doesn’t entice me to continue with the series.

Thank you to NetGalley and Buoy Media for the chance to review this book. All opinions are my own.

All The Good Girls was a fast paced, roller coaster ride thriller. I thought I had it figured out, but was way off! The cliff hanger at the end was crazy. I will definitely be getting the next book in this series! Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC!

I’m torn as to what to rate this book. Did I love it, no, did I hate it, also no. More of a - this was a decent read, with a plot twist at the end I certainly didn’t expect, yet the writing wasn’t necessarily my favorite either.

Would I necessarily jump to recommend it to my friends, no. Would I potentially read others in the series, maybe.

Just overall a meh.

Thanks to NetGalley for a chance to review.

Willow Rose's All the Good Girls is a fast paced, edge of your seat thriller that will keep the reader guessing up to the end of the book. The twists and turns throughout the book keep the readers hooked from page one, making them try to figure out mystery after another, each one a more sensitive topic than the last.

All the Good Girls is a book that Ms. Rose dares to defy convention in, for not only does it focus on a rape victim, but also the murders of the victim's witnesses, physical abuse, psychological abuse, and bullying. It also touches on domestic violence, suicide, and inappropriate teacher/student relationships all while being sensitive enough to make sure she does not intentionally trigger her readers.

Ms. Rose uses fear throughout the entire book as a form of motivation. Fear for the characters in that they "don't kmow where their daughter is". Fear in that the one tthey love has been injured and they don't know if they're going to make it. She also uses Fear on the readers, making them afraid something is going to happen or has already happened to a character the reader has grown attached to and can't bear to see anything else happen with.

Readers who are easily triggered are cautioned to be wary with the this book, just as they should be with many of Ms. Roses books, but if they are able to deal with a few trigger points as they read, the readers are in for one heck of a ride! Dozens of twists and turns, and even more loop de loops to make the readers heads spin are found inside this roller-coaster of a story.'

All the Good Girls is a thriller and the first in the Harry Hunter series.

Lucy just wanted to stay out at the beach party a little later than usual. Then her dad gets a call that she has been sexually assaulted and now Lucy is missing. Four girls from Lucy’s class have been murdered on a boat they took out to have a good time on and another girl’s body has been found in a dumpster.

Harry Hunter is a homicide detective who is tasked with babysitting William, the next potential victim, but also the one accused of raping Lucy and found not guilty. Harry is given a lot of leeway due to his wife, Camille, being in a coma from a drug overdose but pushes this leeway as far as he can. William seems to have a hold on many people in the community and Harry knows there is a deeper story there.

When Harry takes his eye off the ball to check on something while meant to be babysitting, another person dies. Now in trouble with the boss even more, Harry needs to redeem himself. But the killer could be coming after Harry or his family next...

This is a really quick read and starts off well but falls in the middle and continues downhill to the end. First off, Harry gives out Jack Reacher vibes. Big guy, soft spot for the underdog, prepared to go vigilante, and knows people off the grid who are experts in certain things. So it was hard to see him as a character in his own right. I did appreciate his back story with Camille and his sister as well as his love for his daughter, Josie.

What I struggled with were implausible scenarios like the control William had over others and the ability someone had to kidnap an ICU nurse in the manner they did. Plus the ending is pieced together by clues the reader is not privy to, so when the killer is revealed it is confusing.

The writer tends to use long-winded sentences that sometimes detract and can be confusing by the time you get to the end of the sentence. It was an average read for me and one that does not make me want to continue the series.

Many thanks to NetGalley for the opportunity to review the book.

Pretty good! Not my favorite Willow Rose character but Harry is an interesting character with his own demons to fight! I wish it was longer!

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this arc in exchange for an honest review!

A year ago Lucy made a decision to go to prom, which changed the course of her life. When she was brutally beaten and raped by a fellow student, William Covington all she wanted was justice. But with William’s reputation and knack for blackmail all the witnesses said the tragic event never happened. But when three of the witnesses end up murdered in a boat and a fourth one found in the water all fingers are pointed towards Lucy. When detective Hunter is assigned security detail on William, he knows something about the murders seems fishy. Can he piece together all the clues before more of the witnesses end up dead?
Overall rating 5/5
For Freida McFadden fans this is a suspenseful page turner with an incredible cliffhanger. I audibly gasped during the last few chapters. I cannot wait to find out what is in store for Detective Hunter in the next installment.
*Thank you to Willow Rose, Netgalley and Buoy Media LLC for the ARC copy. I am freely leaving my honest review.

All The Good Girls
by Willow Rose
Pub DateJan 13 2020
Buoy Media LLC
Mystery & Thrillers



Buoy Medis LLC and Netgalley have provided me with a copy of All the Good Girls for review:



The Miami PD's homicide squad detective Harry Hunter takes on a case that no one asked him to investigate.



On a boat, four teenagers from an affluent Miami neighborhood are murdered. A third is found in a dumpster. All five of them go to the same school and are on a list of witnesses to another crime.Five of them attend the same school and are witnesses to another crime.



Despite Harry's poor standing with his boss, he is given the task of protecting a possible future victim, but he isn't always known to follow directions.



He will soon risk everything to stop a killer who has terrified everyone else on the homicide squad.


I give All the Good Girls four out of five Stars!


Happy Reading!

Thank you Netgalley, Willow Rose and Buoy Media LLC for the eArc of All The Good girls.

I've read some of Willow Rose's books before, The Detective Billie Ann Wilde series which have been released in early 2024. So I was looking forward to reading All The Good Girls. Taking into consideration this book was originally published/released in 2020 and the first book in the Harry Hunter series ( 7 book in total ) I really enjoyed this fast paced police protocol mystery thriller. I thought it was well paced and didn't really let up. Like a wind up car and it just keeps going under its own momentum. I would say that this book is mainly plot driven but Im also intrigued to pick up the rest of the series as there is enough character base of Harry to pull my interest. This book maybe not as well defined and complex as the recent series Ive picked up. Its still a great quick read.

I did also listen to a snippet of the audio version which is narrated by Christopher Romance. He did a great job narrating this book with his very upbeat tone which suited the pace of the book.

3.5 rounded to 4 for Netgalley/Amazon/Waterstones

"All the Good Girls" by Willow Rose introduces readers to Detective Harry Hunter of the Miami PD's homicide squad, a man grappling with personal trauma while navigating a complex investigation. Willow Rose, known for her gripping thrillers, delivers yet another compelling narrative filled with surprises and twists. As a seasoned thriller reader, I found myself captivated by the story's unexpected turns, particularly in identifying the "bad guy." The first installment in the Detective Harry Hunter series, this novel is a testament to Rose's ability to craft suspenseful police procedurals with heart.

The character of Harry Hunter is deeply human, struggling to balance his personal life, including caring for his comatose wife, with the demands of his profession. Rose deftly weaves together elements of suspense and emotion, making it impossible to put the book down. While the narrative unfolds with intensity, there are also moments of vulnerability and reflection that add depth to the story.

As with any book in the thriller genre, there are challenges, but Rose's skillful storytelling keeps readers engaged. While some may find certain aspects predictable, the overall experience is satisfying and immersive.

In conclusion, "All the Good Girls" is a must-read for fans of police suspense novels, showcasing Willow Rose's talent for crafting compelling narratives with unexpected twists. I eagerly anticipate delving further into the Detective Harry Hunter series and exploring the mysteries that lie ahead. Thank you to Buoy Media for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

Have read many of Willow Rose's stories. Harry is a nice addition to the line up. character is interesting and story lines keep you interested. Will be watching for more

Compulsive and gripping! Suspenseful, addictive and complex! A very well-written book with wonderfully-interesting characters. The suspense builds at just the right pace as the story unfolds. Will keep you swiping the pages furiously. Worthy of your TBR list.

*I received a complimentary ARC of this book from in order to read and provide a voluntary and honest review, should I choose to do so.

This read was a thrilling ride, full of action and surprises. This book kept me guessing and left me so stressed on that cliffhanger!

Willow Rose delivers a gripping and intense crime thriller with "All The Good Girls," featuring Detective Harry Hunter of Miami PD's homicide squad. This pulse-pounding narrative, filled with suspense and unpredictable twists, earns a solid four stars for its engaging storyline, well-crafted characters, and the relentless pursuit of justice in the face of danger.

The story kicks off with a chilling crime scene—four teenagers from an affluent neighborhood brutally murdered on a boat, with another victim discovered in a dumpster. The riveting premise sets the stage for a fast-paced investigation that takes unexpected turns. The connection between the victims and their status as witnesses to a previous crime adds layers of complexity to the case.

Detective Harry Hunter, despite being in bad standing with his boss, becomes entangled in the investigation. Tasked with protecting a potential future victim, Harry's unorthodox methods and determination lead him down a perilous path. The character of Harry Hunter emerges as a compelling and flawed protagonist, adding depth to the narrative.

Rose's writing style is crisp, and the pacing of the novel is relentless, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The tension builds steadily as Harry races against time to apprehend a killer who has the entire homicide squad on edge. The author skillfully weaves together multiple plotlines, creating a web of intrigue that keeps the reader guessing.

The novel excels in its portrayal of suspenseful moments and the psychological impact of the crimes on both the characters and the community. The author adeptly captures the atmosphere of Miami, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

While the narrative is engaging and filled with unexpected twists, some readers may find certain elements of the plot formulaic or reminiscent of familiar crime thriller tropes. Additionally, the resolution of certain subplots could benefit from further exploration to provide a more satisfying conclusion.

In conclusion, "All The Good Girls" is a compelling crime thriller that delivers intense thrills, complex characters, and a relentless pursuit of justice. Willow Rose crafts a suspenseful narrative that will appeal to fans of the genre, offering a rollercoaster of emotions and surprises. If you enjoy fast-paced crime fiction with a touch of unpredictability, this novel is a recommended read.

This story had me hooked from the very first chapter. It was one of those fun, quick reads so I definitely can't wait to get my hands on the next book! The characters and plot were all woven so intricately together so that it made for a seamless and easy transition from me reading words on a page to watching a movie in my mind - girrrl I LOVE WHEN THAT HAPPENS!! 😁

Thanks netgalley for giving me the advanced copy so that I can share my thoughts and opinions with y'all 💛