A writer who treats fiction like a controlled explosion.

Ayda is an author of psychological thrillers with romance, known for crafting stories that feel like slow-burning disasters you can’t look away from. She writes women who refuse to bow and men who really should’ve left them alone.

Her background in English literature means she can quote Victorian trauma like it’s a party trick, and her taste for atmospheric fiction explains why all her characters need therapy but keep choosing violence instead.

She lives in Korea with her kids, too many notebooks, and a caffeine habit that worries the people around her. When she’s not writing, she’s researching obscure psychological studies or casually pitching plot ideas that make her friends question her sanity.

If she ever decides to escape her usual chaos, you’ll find her tucked inside a dog or cat café, cuddling anything with paws while her kids fall in love with every tiny creature in sight.

Ayda believes stories should hurt a little, seduce a lot, and leave readers with that “I need to breathe into a paper bag” energy. If you came looking for sunshine and wholesome cottagecore… she won’t say you’re lost, but she’ll quietly point you toward the exit.

Welcome to her world.
Try not to fall in love with the wrong character.