Erin Kelly

Erin Kelly is a British author of psychological thrillers known for their intricate plotting, unreliable narrators, and dark exploration of obsession and secrets. She studied English at Warwick University and worked as a freelance journalist for publications including the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph, Cosmopolitan, and Red before turning to fiction full-time. Her debut novel The Poison Tree was selected as a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and adapted into a two-part ITV drama. She has since published multiple acclaimed thrillers including The Sick Rose, The Burning Air, The Ties That Bind, He Said/She Said, Stone Mothers, Watch Her Fall, and The Skeleton Key. He Said/She Said, which centres on a couple whose lives unravel after witnessing a crime during a solar eclipse, was a Sunday Times bestseller and cemented her reputation as one of the UK's most compelling thriller writers. Kelly's books have been praised for their psychological complexity and the way they explore how a single event can fracture relationships and identities over years. Her audiobooks and books keep listeners and readers guessing with layered narratives that reward close attention, making her a favourite among fans of intelligent, character-driven suspense.