Chloe Esposito is from Cheltenham and now lives in London. She has a BA and MA in English from Oxford University, where her dissertation focused on 19th-century feminist writers. She has been a senior management consultant, an English teacher at two of the UK's top private schools and a fashion stylist at Conde Nast. She is a graduate of the Faber Academy and is now writing full-time.
Deliciously over-the-top, with a protagonist you'll never forget * Bookpage * An unforgettable summer debut * Library Journal * A compelling and uncensored antiheroine * US Weekly * Pure, unadulterated entertainment. There is nothing Chloe Esposito's Alvie won't do. Strap in for a fun, fast and fresh read -- Ali Land * bestselling author of Good Me Bad Me * She's an evil hot mess is what she is, and I kinda like it! -- Sarah Knight * bestselling author of The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F**k * If you loved Paula Hawkins's Into the Water, try Mad * Red * Like The Devil Wears Prada - fast-paced, but funnier and more readable -- 10 Best Novels by Women Authors * Independent * Trust us when we say that you won't ever have encountered a character quite like Alvie Knightly . . . A brilliantly bonkers read * Heat * Raunchy, fun * Guardian * Allergic to chick lit? Meet Alvie Knightly . . . Insane as its title promises * Mail on Sunday * I just read Mad in one go. I bloody LOVED it. Like Gone Girl, if Amy Schumer had written it. SUCH fun -- Bryony Gordon * bestselling author of Mad Girl * This caper has Alvina up to her neck in designer labels, hot sex and trouble . . . outrageous * Daily Mail * White-hot * Glamour * One of the most compelling and hilarious characters we've come across in a long time. Warning: this brilliant and dark book is not for the faint-hearted * New Magazine * A summer read to make you hotter than the weather outside . . . you'd be mad not to find room for this in your case * Sun * A fast-paced tale of sex, lies and murder . . . Sex and the City dialled up several notches * Stylist * The must-have beach read this summer * Telegraph * Sizzlingly glamorous * Guardian * Praise for Mad and Bad * - *