"Helen Fields has once again proven her mastery of the thriller genre with "Profile K"! From the moment I cracked open the spine, I was ensnared in a web of suspense and intrigue that refused to let go until the final, heart-pounding ending.

At the heart of this masterpiece lies Midnight Jones, an analyst whose world is turned upside down when she stumbles upon the chilling file of Profile K � a designation that spells out the presence of a killer among them. What unfolds is a tale of cat-and-mouse, as Midnight finds herself not only racing against time to stop Profile K from striking again, but also grappling with the terrifying realization that she has become the target.

But it's not just about the action � although there's plenty of that! The characters in this book are so freaking awesome! Midnight Jones... what a protagonist! With her keen analytical mind and unwavering determination, she leaps off the page as a beacon of strength and resilience. I found myself rooting for her from the very first chapter, drawn in by her compelling backstory and unyielding resolve.
And the supporting cast? Each character brings something unique to the table, and together, they make for one epic read.

Helen Fields' writing is nothing short of masterful. It's like she has this magical way of sucking you into the story and not letting go until the very last page. The way she weaves together past and present? Genius. It adds so much depth and suspense to the story, and I couldn't get enough!

"Profile K" is hands down one of the best thrillers I've ever read! It's got everything � suspense, action, twists you won't see coming � you name it! Helen Fields has seriously outdone herself with this one! This is more than a five-star masterpiece that demands to be devoured. Highly, highly recommended!"

"Firstly I would like to thank netgalley and Avon books and the great author Helen Fields for an early copy of her book to read.

It took me a while to get into this book, as found it to be busy with the tech jargon. Did enjoy the characters Midnight looks after her disabled sister and doesnt have much of a social life..she works for a tech company named Necto there are flaws she sees terrible things on her screen the bosses cover it up...is this company hiding something? And theres murders near by...my rating for this book is 3.5 rounded to four...still to read quite a few of her books on my kindle from her other series,I'm looking forward to reading more.


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"A horrifying attack on Chloe Martin in her home where she should feel safe is made worse somehow by the cheerful, fun message on her landline left by her sister and three-year-old niece as the incident takes place. Switch to Necto Corporation in London, a biotech company, specialising in the human brain, and Midnight Jones, who is a carer for her twin sister Dawn, who has severe special needs. Midnight’s job is to assess applicant profiles for, amongst other things, university places. When she gets a profile of data scores that has to be a system glitch or corrupt data, she does some deeper analysis and holy moly, what is revealed is terrifying. She certainly feels horror but not so the applicant known as profile K and I’m sure you can work out what the K stands for. Alarm bells are clanging at mega decibels for Midnight, so she does the right thing. As for ‘K� the routine test has shown what they are potentially capable of and it doesn’t bode well. DI Jock Ruskin investigates but this will leave its mark.

Can I breathe now? Helen Fields is known for her tense thrillers, and this is the take a gulp kind, as she’s turned up the fear factor to the maximum notch in this chiller thriller. Here we not only have someone who is accelerating in the worst possible way but there are chills of an altogether different kind come from a big brother organisation. What kind of game are they playing?

Midnight Jones as a central protagonist is immensely likeable, not only is she honourable, but she’s selfless as she cares for Dawn and that family backstory makes you very cross on her behalf. Salvation appears in the form of septuagenarian Doris who is quite simply wonderful. We also get to meet Doctor Connie Woodwine again in a peripheral, but important role too. It’s worth checking out The Shadow Man and The Institution as both feature Connie and are excellent books.

My blood runs pretty cold at the start of this fast paced novel, but those chills soon freeze pretty solidly at more than one junction of the plot. There are twists, and then some, and an ever present feeling of fear overhangs the storytelling. There’s some horror as it’s not a pretty tale, it’s creative, original and some parts may seem far-fetched but they’re not beyond the awful realms of possibility. Do we really know what goes on behind the closed doors of powerful institutions? Who is the monster in this tale? I wholeheartedly approve of the optimistic ultimate ending after all the angst. Now some of the characters can breathe too.

Finally, anything Helen Fields writes I’m there, and I’ll jostle the queue with my elbows to get to the front!!

With thanks to NetGalley, and especially to Avon Books UK, for the much appreciated in return for an honest review."