Isabel Fielding Books

A chilling psychological thriller by the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Silent Child. What lengths would you go to if you thought a killer was innocent? Within the walls of the high-security psychiatric facility, Crowmont Hospital, reside many violent offenders. To nurse Leah Smith, no matter what, all offenders are patients first and foremost. When Leah is appointed as nurse to Isabel Fielding, she is determined to remain professional despite the shocking crime Isabel allegedly committed in her past. Seven years ago, six-year-old Maisie Earnshaw was found face down in a duck pond, her body mutilated. Isabel—at age fourteen, found covered in Maisie’s blood—was convicted of murder. As Leah spends time with Isabel, she comes to know her as a young woman with a sweet, gentle nature, someone she could never see as a murderer. Leah begins to suspect members of the Fielding family of framing Isabel as a young girl, and she’s not the only one. True crime blogger James Gorden thinks Isabel is innocent too. But is Leah letting her own dark past taint her judgement as she grows closer to her patient? Or has a young woman been unjustly robbed of her childhood?

Leah has a new name, a new job, and a new home. The sleepy seaside town of Clifton-on-Sea, is a refreshing change from the gloomy moors of Yorkshire. Here, in the safety of the witness protection programme, she couldn't be farther away from her serial killer stalker. Or so she thinks... Police discover the mutilated body of a young woman, and it throws Leah into a tailspin. She can’t help but question whether her actions at Crowmont Hospital led to this horrific crime. Searching for a distraction, Leah decides to solve a different puzzle. She meets George, an elderly local man with a heartbreaking story. In 1944, when George was just ten years old, his mother perished in a fire at the family home. His sister, Abigail, went missing during the fire, presumed dead. Abigail's body was never recovered from the ashes. Twenty years later, in the mid-1960s, George received a photograph of a young woman bearing a striking resemblance to his sister Abigail. Perhaps she didn't die after all. George is not a well man, and time is running out to uncover what happened that fateful night. With assistance from George's grandson, Mark, Leah vows to help. But as she immerses herself in George’s tragic past, Leah can’t escape the one name that haunts her nightmares , Isabel Fielding... Praise for book one, One For Sorrow: "One For Sorrow will take you down the darkest of paths...into the labyrinth of the human mind...A mind unsettled, twisted...broken....All the chills..." "Surprising, unexpected, scary, interesting, shocking. Fantastic read!" "A truly good book. I didn't guess anything that happened. I don't want to give the story away. You just have to read it. I couldn't put it down."

Leah thinks she’s safe. She thinks she can move on from her past. But she's wrong. A movie is in production, ready to play out all the horrific details of Leah’s traumatic life. She knows this is a terrible mistake, but Leah is powerless to stop this circus. When the actress cast to play Leah is found murdered, she's proven right in the grisliest of ways. It seems like a straightforward case. A female serial killer escapes from prison a few hours before the murder. But Leah’s son, Tom, is first on the scene, and Seb, Leah’s boyfriend, isn’t convinced by Tom’s innocent act. Even Leah herself is forced to admit she doesn't really know her son after he went away for months. Then Seb’s brother goes missing and tensions rise to breaking point. Seb suspects Tom is hiding his guilt, while Leah is afraid of her own demons. And all the while, they’re being watched. The Fieldings are working together again, and that means no one is safe. Three For A Girl is the chilling final instalment in the Isabel Fielding series. As the body count rises, so does the suspense. Everyone is a suspect. No one is innocent. Praise for the Isabel Fielding series so far: "By every definition of the term, this is a ‘psychological thriller’. The words ‘twisted,’ ‘evil,’ and ‘devious’ will be running through your thoughts as you read this!" "I haven't been surprised like this in years." "If I could give this book 10 stars, I would."