Hayes's story is told in detail in Hallie Rubenhold's The Covent Garden Ladies (2005), as well as in Nicholas Clee's Eclipse: the Story of the Rogue, the Madam and the Horse That Changed Racing (2009).
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During her stay in the Fleet Prison in the late 1750s, she met Dennis O'Kelly who became her partner in life as well as in business.
In chapter 24 the writer provides a detailed description of life at Charlotte Hayes' seraglio (high-class brothel) at King's-Place, St James's (now Pall Mall Place off Pall Mall), and aspects of Hayes' life.
Charlotte | Rutherford B. Hayes | Isaac Hayes | Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz | Helen Hayes | Charlotte Rampling | Hayes | Good Charlotte | Queen Charlotte | Charlotte Brontë | Charlotte Amalie, United States Virgin Islands | Woody Hayes | Hayes, Hillingdon | Charlotte Amalie | Charlotte Church | Charlotte Street | Charlotte Gainsbourg | Charlotte County, Virginia | Charlotte Bobcats | Tubby Hayes | Duchess Charlotte Georgine of Mecklenburg-Strelitz | Charlotte, Princess Royal | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | Port Charlotte, Florida | Charlotte Motor Speedway | Charlotte Zeepvat | Charlotte's Web | Charlotte Selver | Charlotte Eagles | Wade Hayes |