Helen P. Bradley’s debut novel, Breach of Trust, was released in April 2023. It draws from her experiences during twenty-seven years heading a nationally-recognized crime victim advocacy program in Savannah, Georgia. It’s about one woman’s fight to protect crime victims and expose corruption within the district attorney’s office that leads her on a harrowing and life-changing journey.

 

Helen was nominated for 2024 Georgia Author of the Year for her debut novel. She was also voted Best Local Author and Breach of Trust was voted Best New Local Book by Connect Savannah readers.

 

She was a journalist at two daily South Carolina newspapers, The Greenville News and The Sumter Daily Item. Her essays have been published in The Savannah Anthology, Savannah Magazine, The Savannah Morning News, and Law Enforcement Magazine. She’s written curricula, essays, and articles for The National Organization for Victim Assistance, The National Victim Center, and the Georgia Victim Assistance Academy.

 

She lives in Savannah with her husband, teen grandson, and antisocial rescue cat.

Helen's second book will be published next year.

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Also by Helen Bradley:

Breach of Trust