About

THE NIGHT

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Emma Fields, a 17-year-old budding author from London, is making waves with her debut book, The Night I Killed My Father. Currently a student of forensic psychology, Emma has always been captivated by the intricacies of the human mind, particularly the minds of those who tread the darker paths of life. Her fascination with criminal minds, coupled with her love for storytelling, led her to transform a simple English GCSE essay into a gripping narrative that promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats.

When she's not delving into the complexities of psychology or crafting thrilling tales, Emma enjoys football and socialising with friends. Her dynamic lifestyle and youthful perspective infuse her writing with a unique energy and authenticity. Emma's passion for her studies and her natural storytelling ability combine to create a compelling new voice in the literary world. The Night I Killed My Father is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting journey for this talented young author.

I KILLED

MY FATHER

Dylan Reilly just served seven years in prison. Now free, she must navigate starting a new life and adjust to the outside world. She tries to balance between being a law-abiding citizen and falling back to her criminal ways, haunted by the crime that got her incarcerated – and the person who drove her to do it.

When the opportunity arises to exact revenge on the relative who caused her imprisonment. Dylan’s resolve is tested beyond belief. She must now fight the temptation to give in to her anger, all the while adapting to the strange new world of life outside prison.

But the past has a way of catching up, and Dylan finds that she’s one wrong move away from losing her newly acquired freedom – and her life.