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Lilly Valentine Books in Order

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Read Helen Black's Lilly Valentine books in order, following a family care lawyer through dangerous cases involving vulnerable clients, with publication dates.

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Lilly Valentine books in publication order

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6 books

1

A Place of Safety

by Helen Black

2008

Lawyer Lilly Valentine defends a young asylum seeker after an assault leads to a tragic confrontation at a school. Hostile publicity and racist threats complicate her efforts, placing her professional commitments and her own family in conflict.

2

Damaged Goods

by Helen Black

2008

After fourteen-year-old Kelsey's mother is murdered, the traumatized girl becomes a suspect but cannot speak in her own defense. Lawyer Lilly Valentine investigates, confronting exploitation, blackmail, and danger while trying to protect a vulnerable child.

3

Dishonour

by Helen Black

2009

Anwar Khan asks lawyer Lilly Valentine for help after his teenage sister's suicide. With assistant Taslima, she investigates a vigilante group policing women's behavior, and another girl's disappearance intensifies the threat to an already frightened community.

4

Blood Rush

by Helen Black

2011

When a member of a notorious girls' gang is accused of a brutal murder, public fear and media hostility leave little room for sympathy. Lawyer Lilly Valentine challenges assumptions while pursuing the truth behind the charge.

5

Dark Spaces

by Helen Black

2013

Lawyer Lilly Valentine visits a troubled teenager in psychiatric care and receives a desperate note from another patient. When her client is killed and the second girl accused, conflicting allegations raise disturbing questions about the institution.

6

Friendless Lane

by Helen Black

2015

Former client Kelsey Brand asks Lilly Valentine to find a missing friend last seen at a Luton strip club. Another disappearance suggests a grooming gang, and a grim discovery gives the lawyer urgent reasons to continue investigating.

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