ABOUT ERIN YOUNG


ERIN YOUNG'S debut thriller, THE FIELDS, was inspired by an article about the menacing power of Big Agriculture. A decision to set the novel in the corn-capital of the world led her to make a fascinating journey across Iowa, from the state capitol to the state fair, from chance encounters with cops and farmers to an audience with a local mayor, shooting Glocks and getting caught in supercell storms. Having grown up in a fishing village in Devon, she is drawn to the claustrophobic dramas of rural small-towns and the secrets they hide.

Erin Young is the pseudonym of acclaimed historical novelist, Robyn Young, author of eight internationally bestselling novels. She has been published in 20 languages in 23 countries, selling over two million books worldwide.

THE FIELDS is Erin’s first contemporary thriller, following Sergeant Riley Fisher of the Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office. On publication in 2022, it became a Glamor Book of the Year, a Times Thriller of the Month, was picked by Amazon USA as a best book of the month, and Erin was named in Oprah Daily as one of the best female thriller writers of the year. THE FIELDS was also a finalist for hardcover thriller of the year at the ITW awards. It is in development for TV by the producers of Big Little Lies and City on a Hill.

The sequel, ORIGINAL SINS, will be published early in 2024.

Erin lives and writes in Brighton, England.


Erin also writes historical fiction as Robyn Young

Robyn’s first novels, The Brethren Trilogy, set during the crusades and following the story of Knight Templar, Will Campbell, became an international success, published in 21 countries in 19 languages, selling over 2 million copies. She was a Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller. Robyn went on to write the highly acclaimed Insurrection Trilogy, which tells the story of Robert Bruce and his struggles against King Edward I of England. Her latest series, New World Rising, follows Jack Wynter, from the bloody turmoil of the Wars of the Roses, through the chaos and splendour of Renaissance Europe.

Find Robyn Young here: RobynYoung.com

By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information

The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.

Close