Kristina Lloyd

Kristina Lloyd's erotica explores and celebrates empowered female sexual submission through tales of women whose dark desires all too often lead them into exhilarating but dangerous relationships. Kristina lives in Brighton, a seaside town near London, England, and the setting for her controversial and most popular novel, Asking for Trouble. Her short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies, including several "Best of" collections in both the UK and US, and her non-fiction has appeared in publications such as The Guardian, The Sunday Times Travel and the International Business Times. Her work has been translated into German, Dutch, Greek and Japanese. She has been described as an author who "writes sex with a formidable force" and "makes no apology for writing transgressive fiction with some heavy female submission".