Helle Mogensen made her crime debut in 2019 with 'Havunger', where the introverted psychologist Anne Lebæk returns to her hometown, the fictional West Jutland fishing village of Hvertsund. In this novel, a refugee crosses paths with her, leading Lebæk to become involved in the community's significant issues. Alongside the thrilling elements, the narrative explores themes of forgiveness, reconciliation, and adaptation, providing a broader emotional landscape.

In the newest installment, 'Tidevand', Lebæk's story continues in a setting where the pressures of life weigh heavily on the inhabitants. The novel delves into the daily lives of characters facing increasing challenges while trying to maintain their sense of identity and community. Mogensen's storytelling emphasizes the balance between crime and the human experience, making her work resonate on a deeper level with readers.

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