Watching You

Rezensionen / Stimmen

?PRAISE FOR WATCHING YOU



'A superior suspense novel' The Times


'A enthralling and visceral read from the master of the genre. Intense, sometimes disturbing, but utterly gripping. Lightened by great characters, with great dialogue that keep you reading until the end.' NEIL LANCASTER


'Dark, tense, intelligent and character-driven, Watching You is unsettling, intriguing and perfectly paced. Gritty police procedurals don't get much better than this.' C.L. TAYLOR


'Watching You is scalpel sharp, breathtakingly emotional, and edge-of-your-seat tense. I loved it.' LOUISE SWANSON


'Wow - with characters that jump off the page and a clever, twisty, all-engrossing story that's also full of heart, Watching You is a must read.' ANDREA MARA


'Gripping, chilling and razor sharp, Watching You is a taut psychological thriller that plunges you into the dark mind of a stalker.' SUZY QUINN


'Unbearably suspenseful. Helen Fields can really write.' KATE LONDON


'A masterclass in psychological suspense. Twisted, tense, and totally addictive.' CAROLINE MITCHELL


'A non-stop thriller with a mind-bending twist.' S. E. LYNES



PRAISE FOR HELEN FIELDS



'Truly exceptional...twists and turns that I didn't see coming, a unique concept, and brilliant characters...simply captivating.' JOHN MARRS


'Brilliant! The Institution is a harrowing, nonstop story that will grab you from the first page and not let go. You'll consume it in one sitting.' - JEFFERY DEAVER


'Creepy in the best sort of way. The kind of old school serial killer thriller that has you reading, muttering and gasping the entire way. You will shred your nails until the mind-blowing end.' Lisa Gardner


'With a fiendishly clever premise and a kick-ass heroine to root for, The Profiler is pure page-turning perfection.' Susi Holliday


'Her best and most gripping thriller yet. Absorbing, powerful and surprising, The Profiler is an unforgettable experience.' B P Walter


'Dark, gripping, disturbing and shocking, and totally impossible to put down.' Neil Lancaster