Pierre Rehov

Born in Algeria, when it was still a French department, Rehov was exiled to France with the rest of his family after its independence.

After studying law, he devoted himself to journalism, mainly in the field of cinema, which was and remains one of his passions.

During his conscript time, he was hired by a French publishing house to write the memoirs of actress Romy Schneider and went on to write an essay on cinema, which led him to organize several festivals on this theme before becoming a film distributor and then a producer.

In 1983, he moved to Hollywood, where he participated in the production of an action film directed by Simon Nuchtern: "Savage Dawn". Back in France, he became a full-time ghostwriter. Between 1986 and 1991, he collaborated in the writing of more than twenty novels and essays.

He returned to journalism in 1992 and in 18 years he made nearly 20 documentaries in conflict zones, mainly in the Middle East, while publishing articles in many newspapers, including Le Figaro and the Jerusalem Post.

This experience allowed him to get back to writing novels. "Beyond Red Lines", his first book published in English in 2019, reflects his knowledge of terrorism and secret service circles.

Since then, he has published "The Third Testament" and "Red Eden"

He divides his life between New York, Paris, and Tel Aviv, which has become his main residence.