What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedWe Are All Guilty Here
Karin Slaughter · Book
If you loved We Are All Guilty Here, start with Every Secret Thing (Amy J. Berg, 2014) — a film on the same thread. Below: 1 film, 4 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to We Are All Guilty Here across media.
If We Are All Guilty Here hooked you, it is because you love the chilling unraveling of secrets within insular communities.
Films on the same thread
Every Secret Thing
Amy J. Berg · Film · 2014
Shares a thread with We Are All Guilty Here: Community secrets.
Like We Are All Guilty Here, this film explores the heavy burden of community secrets and the lingering trauma that follows the disappearance of children in small towns.
Series on the same thread
All Her Fault
Megan Gallagher · Series · 2025
Explores: Missing Child, Parental Fears, Suburban Secrets.
This series mirrors the investigative obsession found in We Are All Guilty Here, focusing on how a missing child scenario forces a suburban setting to reveal dark truths.
Mare of Easttown
Brad Ingelsby · Series · 2021
Shares a thread with We Are All Guilty Here: Police Procedural.
Fans of the small-town police procedural elements in We Are All Guilty Here will appreciate this gritty look at a detective struggling to solve crime amidst personal dysfunction.
Sharp Objects
Marti Noxon · Series · 2018
Explores: Trauma, Small Town Secrets, Dysfunctional Family.
This series captures the same atmospheric dread as We Are All Guilty Here, centering on a protagonist forced to confront buried secrets while investigating the deaths of local girls.
We Own This City
George Pelecanos · Series · 2022
Explores: Systemic Corruption, Moral Decay, Police Brutality.
If the investigative intensity of We Are All Guilty Here resonated with you, this look at systemic police corruption provides a similarly deep, albeit much broader, institutional perspective.
Podcasts on the same thread
Small Town Murder
James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026
Explores: provincial life, tragic irony, forensic breakdown.
Those who enjoyed the rural noir atmosphere of We Are All Guilty Here will find a similar fascination here with how murder exposes the hidden reality of provincial life.
Who Killed Emma?
Podcast
Explores: Unsolved Murder, Police Investigation, Sexual Assault.
This investigation mirrors the relentless search for truth in We Are All Guilty Here, as a journalist peels back layers of deception surrounding an unsolved small-town tragedy.
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Common questions
How long is the audiobook for We Are All Guilty Here?
The unabridged audiobook version of We Are All Guilty Here has a total runtime of 16 hours and 33 minutes.
Who is the narrator for We Are All Guilty Here?
The audiobook edition of We Are All Guilty Here is read by Kathleen Early.
What is the premise of We Are All Guilty Here?
In We Are All Guilty Here, Officer Emmy Clifton investigates the disappearance of two teenage girls from a small town called North Falls.
Who wrote We Are All Guilty Here?
We Are All Guilty Here is a book written by Karin Slaughter.