Hello and welcome!

Thanks so much for stopping by! I'm London. I write contemporary Gothic romance, gritty erotic romance (as L. Setterby), and the occasional short story. I write across the gender and sexuality spectrums, so you'll find (or will eventually find) straight, queer, cis, and trans romances from me. :-)

Breathe - now available!
Book One of the Grenton PD series

Breathe is a gritty erotic contemporary romance about a buttoned-up cop and a Dominant shopgirl. It was one of the top stories on the Radish Fiction app, with over 9,000 subscribers and 200,000 views. A professionally edited, revised edition in now available as an ebook and in print.

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Her unrepentant gaze turned toward him, assessing him, as if she could unspool his soul from his body and examine it in her hands.
"I’ve never seen you like this," she said.
"Like what?"
Instead of answering, she took another deep swig of whiskey. There was something obscene about watching her drink, the way she swallowed—it set his blood on fire. Every time he’d seen her over the last ten years or so collided together in his mind in a carousel of erotic imagery. That old longing burned in him.

More About Breathe

 Curious about the Grenton PD series but not sure if it's for you? Why not try my very smutty short story, Flinch? It's free!

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Set Me Free - the Wattpad phenomenon

My standalone, contemporary Gothic romance, Set Me Free, was a Featured Read on Wattpad, where it has over three million views. A sexy little excerpt from Set Me Free appeared in Cosmo.

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​Audiobook (from Hachette Audio--powered by Wattpad!): Audible | Bandcamp | iTunes

about Set Me Free

​I left New Haven late last night with ninety-one dollars and a thrift store suitcase. The cash and everything in my suitcase came from months of hoarding: one dollar, one lipstick, one pair of tights at a time. Nothing that Rhys would notice, though he noticed almost everything. After all this time, I’d finally left him—in secret, at night, while he was out of town. Mission accomplished.
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What now? I had no idea.

READ CHAPTER ONE

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