All the Bad Girls

De: Kim Cresswell

Narrado por: Diane Berendes

They’ve been murdered, their bodies bound to wooden crosses and left floating in a lake. They aren’t the only ones...

After three female bodies are discovered in a Traverse, Michigan lake, FBI Special Agent Lexi Stone and her partner are called in to assist with the investigation.

When another body surfaces, Lexi’s fiancé, Adam Quinn, a reporter with the Traverse Record becomes the prime suspect. Refusing to believe the man she plans to marry is a serial killer, Lexi is determined to prove it.

As she feverishly works to try to clear his name, Lexi inches closer to uncovering a deranged psychopath and one shocking twist changes everything.

What she doesn’t know…

The killer is closer than she thinks.

All the Bad Girls is a gripping crime thriller introducing FBI Special Agent Lexi Stone. Fans of Karin Slaughter and Lisa Gardner will love this pulse-pounding suspense with a shocking twist.

©2024 Kim Cresswell (P)2024 Kim Cresswell

Unpredictable Ending

I waned to love this novel and had a hard time connecting to it. I feel the characters needed more development, and the narrator wasn’t a fit for this story. I felt as though I was listening to a hallmark movie. There are a few twists and I did not predict the ending.

A fun, quick read!

Well this gets off to a fun, darkish start! It then evolves into a police procedural, told in third-person POV, and I enjoyed the added bit of workplace drama that was mixed in.


K!ller POV.
Gruesome crime scenes.
Mysteries.
Strong female lead in a male-dominated career.
Other man drama.
Corrupt law-enforcement-officers.
Loyalty tests.

Overall:
This ended up being a really quick read, and I actually enjoyed that it wasn’t dragged out at all. It was ‘to the point’. Serial killer does his thing … cops have suspicions … not all are correct … evidence is realized … and then capture attempts. It was fun! I would read more in by this author.

4 stars.


🎧 Audio:
Overall sound quality was okay—the narrator's voice was good, though she read a bit robotically which isn’t optimal. Not bad by any means though–3.5 stars on this front.

Riveting!

Kim Cresswell immediately pulled me in with this story. I loved how i didn’t have it figured out and the twist at the end was perfect. I thought the narrator did a great job bringing the characters to life. I’m definitely hoping the author continues the series.

Who did what now?!

I throughly enjoyed this book. My only complaint is that it wasn’t long enough lol. But I really thought I knew who the killer was but the twists and turns were a pleasant surprise throughout this book.

Wow! What a Story

This story starts out with a serial killer, who was killing young college aged girls. As it progresses it has a lot of twists until the killer is discovered. Just wait for the ending!! Narrator does an good job with the characters and entire storyline.

amazing short story

Narrated by : Diane Berendes

This is the first audiobook review I write. (2nd audiobook I listened)

I loved the narrator, in normal speed and even up to 1.5 speed.

First book I ‘’read’’ from this author, I felt it was twisty, fast-paced and action-filled. Just when I felt like I knew who, hey no, it’s not what I thought. I feel like I would have loved the book to be longer, it was so good ! And the ending, don’t know what to say without spoiling ! I’d love more books with Lexi !

Thank you for the free code.

Tragic and Suspenseful

I loved this book. The storyline, characters and suspense were exciting. I highly recommend this audiobook which was beautifully narrated by Disne Berendes

Liked the stroyline, didnt love the writing.

I don't know if its the author being overly descriptive, but it almost felt more insulting to the reader, like she thought we were idiots. "The highly trained FBI agents were very thorough in processing the scene..." then she goes on in great detail all the nobrainer things the detectives did , ike took photos and notes ect. Well, I hope an FBO agent would be well trained to be in their position. The overly descriptiveness was kind of a bore.

I felt like the writing style was elementary with a lot of he said and she said that distracted me from the story itself. I actually enjoyed the plot of the book and liked the twists. I thought I had it figured out a few times, but she did keep me on my toes.

Having spent a significant time in Traverse City i found the local mentions to be fun. Without that draw, I'm not positive the writing style could have kept me engaged until the end.