Tilly Greene is an American erotic and romantic fiction author whose catalog sits firmly on the BDSM-adjacent fiction shelf: leather, kinky romances, paranormal heat, and short erotic forms published through major erotic-romance houses of the 2000s–2010s as well as under her own imprint. For readers who track English-language adult romance that names power, kink, and fetish without only fading to the bedroom door, Greene is one of the mid-list names who built a long digital-era bibliography across Torrid, Samhain, Ellora’s Cave, and independent releases.
Biography
Greene was born in Southern California. She later moved to North Yorkshire in England to continue her education and eventually settled in New Jersey. That California–England–New Jersey path is the biographical frame usually given for her author bio: West Coast origins, British study years, East Coast residence while writing for the U.S. erotic-romance market. She has maintained a public web presence including an official site and blogs such as Hot Thoughts, plus newsletter-style channels historically associated with “Monthly Scorcher” feeds—typical infrastructure for mid-2000s ebook romance authors who sold heavily through digital storefronts.
Paperback and Early Digital Catalog
Early print and Torrid-era titles include Extreme Speed, Total Control (Whiskey Creek Press Torrid, 2006) and Zandia (Samhain Publishing, 2007), with Highland Heat following from Ellora’s Cave in 2009. Ebook and short-form work from the same period includes Come, Sweet Creature (Torrid, 2006), the New Beginnings: Carpe Diem piece at Samhain (2006), and the travel-erotic An Invitation to the World sequence covering Russia and New Zealand (2006) then China and India (2007), later collected. Ride ’em (Ellora’s Cave, 2008) continued the house-imprint path. These books sit in the wave of early ebook erotic romance when digital-first houses normalized explicit content—including kink-coded plots—for mainstream romance readers who never walked into a specialty adult bookstore.
Later Titles: Leather, Kink, and Self-Publishing
From about 2010 onward the list thickens with titles that signal kink and fetish more openly in the name or branding: Call Me Lucifer, My Angel, Good, Bad and Kinky (Torrid, 2010–2011), Missing in Paradise (Ellora’s Cave, 2011), then self-published and hybrid work such as Konnichiwa Cowboy (2011), The Keeper and Special Delivery (2012), Leather Bride (Ellora’s Cave, 2012)—a title that lands squarely on leather/BDSM romance shelves—plus Taste for Blood, Pleasured in New York City (2012), Hephaestus Lays Down the Law and Together Again (2013). The mix of house-published and author-direct releases mirrors how many erotic-romance writers migrated as Ellora’s Cave and similar imprints restructured, keeping series and one-shots alive for readers who want explicit romance with kink texture rather than only sweet contemporary.
