Emlyn Rees ran a horse race tipping service from a public phone booth when he was sixteen, the profits of which he spent entirely on cider and cigarettes. He spent his early twenties traveling around Asia and pouring drinks in London for the likes of Sylvester Stallone and Princess Anne. He published his first thriller aged twenty-five, his second a year later, and then co-wrote seven comedies with Josie Lloyd, including the Number One Sunday Times bestseller Come Together. He now lives near Brighton beach with Jo and their three wonderful kids, where he's busy perfecting his formula for "Naga Lager" in time for next year's Fiery Food Festival. His latest thriller, HUNTED, is published by Constable&Robinson.
Genres: Thriller, Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Novels
The Book of Dead Authors (1997)
Undertow (1999)
Come Again (1999) (with Josie Lloyd)
The Boy Next Door (2001) (with Josie Lloyd)
Love Lives (2003) (with Josie Lloyd)
We Are Family (2004) (with Josie Lloyd)
The Three Day Rule (2005) (with Josie Lloyd)
That Summer He Died (2013)
You & Me & You & Me & You & Me (2026) (with Josie Lloyd)
Undertow (1999)
Come Again (1999) (with Josie Lloyd)
The Boy Next Door (2001) (with Josie Lloyd)
Love Lives (2003) (with Josie Lloyd)
We Are Family (2004) (with Josie Lloyd)
The Three Day Rule (2005) (with Josie Lloyd)
That Summer He Died (2013)
You & Me & You & Me & You & Me (2026) (with Josie Lloyd)
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Books containing stories by Emlyn Rees
Award nominations
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Emlyn Rees recommends
Silverweed Road (2022)
Simon Crook
"Short story and speculative fiction fans have a spine-tingling treat in store for them. SILVERWEED ROAD by debut Simon Crook is an intoxicating and chilling cocktail of J.G. Ballard, Roald Dahl, and Clive Barker. Impossible not to down it in one."
Killing Eva (2015)
(Eva Scott, book 2)
Alex Blackmore
"An exciting, fast-moving conspiracy thriller in the classic Hitchcock mould."
Where the Devil Can't Go (2011)
(Kiszka and Kershaw Mystery, book 1)
Anya Lipska
"RIP Nordic crime. Here come the poles."
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