Helen Fields studied law at the University of East Anglia, then went on to the Inns of Court School of Law in London. After completing her pupillage, she joined chambers in Middle Temple where she practised criminal and family law for thirteen years. After her second child was born, Helen left the Bar.
Together with her husband David, she runs a film production company, acting as script writer and producer. Perfect Remains is set in Scotland, where Helen feels most at one with the world. Helen and her husband now live in Hampshire with their three children and two dogs.
Together with her husband David, she runs a film production company, acting as script writer and producer. Perfect Remains is set in Scotland, where Helen feels most at one with the world. Helen and her husband now live in Hampshire with their three children and two dogs.
Genres: Mystery
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Series
DI Callanach
1. Perfect Remains (2017)
2. Perfect Prey (2017)
3. Perfect Death (2018)
4. Perfect Silence (2018)
5. Perfect Crime (2019)
6. Perfect Kill (2020)
7. One for Sorrow (2022)
1. Perfect Remains (2017)
2. Perfect Prey (2017)
3. Perfect Death (2018)
4. Perfect Silence (2018)
5. Perfect Crime (2019)
6. Perfect Kill (2020)
7. One for Sorrow (2022)
Novels
These Lost & Broken Things (2020)
The Last Girl to Die (2022)
The Institution (2023)
Profile K (2024)
The Last Girl to Die (2022)
The Institution (2023)
Profile K (2024)
Helen Fields recommends
Finding Sophie (2024)
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Every Move You Make (2024)
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What We Did In The Storm (2024)
Tina Baker
"A clever, complex, layered story that plays with your head. Baker is the mistress of the jaw-dropping reveal. What We Did In The Storm is one of those books that leaves you gripped in its pages long after the story is over. Absolutely brilliant."
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