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Emerald O’Brien is a Canadian writer who grew up just east of Toronto, Ontario. Emerald studied Television Broadcasting and Communications Media. She graduated from the program at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario. Her debut novel, Darkness Follows, is a New Adult Mystery and the first book in her most popular series, The Avery Hart Trilogy, is free on all retailers.
When she is not reading or writing, Emerald can be found with family, and friends. Watching movies with her husband and their two beagles is one of her favourite ways to spend an evening at home.
When she is not reading or writing, Emerald can be found with family, and friends. Watching movies with her husband and their two beagles is one of her favourite ways to spend an evening at home.
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Knox and Sheppard
1. The Girls Across the Bay (2017)
1.5. Wrong Angle (2023) (with Jade Eby)
2. The Secrets They Keep (2018)
3. The Lies You Told (2019)
4. The One Who Watches (2019)
5. The Sisters of Tall Pines (2021)
1. The Girls Across the Bay (2017)
1.5. Wrong Angle (2023) (with Jade Eby)
2. The Secrets They Keep (2018)
3. The Lies You Told (2019)
4. The One Who Watches (2019)
5. The Sisters of Tall Pines (2021)
Novels
Closer (2016)
What She Found (2020)
Follow Her Home (2020)
The Waking Place (2021)
We Don't Leave (2021)
I Heard You Scream (2022)
Knock Three Times (2023)
What She Found (2020)
Follow Her Home (2020)
The Waking Place (2021)
We Don't Leave (2021)
I Heard You Scream (2022)
Knock Three Times (2023)
Series contributed to
Omnibus editions show
Emerald O'Brien recommends
You Can Trust Me (2023)
Kiersten Modglin
"With white-knuckle tension, jaw-dropping surprises, and a sizzling cruise setting, You Can Trust Me is THE psychological beach read of the summer... I was eager to figure out the truth in this profoundly unsettling scenario, always wondering if there was anyone I could really trust. The thrill ride doesn't let up, and I loved every minute of this intensely absorbing story that held me in its clutches from the four words in the title, until the explosive final pages."
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