by Philip Eliot | Feb 28, 2026 | Womens Fiction |
A romance set when we still wore impossibly high heels, met boys in bars, and no one would be caught dead in athleisure. Hollie’s trapped in a dead-end job in a dead-end town. Her career prospects are zero and she’s got no idea how to get her fashion line off the ground. When a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit New York with her best friend comes up, how can she say no? One poorly timed toilet break in an off-Broadway theatre is about to change their lives forever. Hollie meets a charming stunt performer who introduces them to the Hollywood elite – and the world’s biggest movie star. Thrust into the spotlight, will these two small-town Brits shine just as brightly, or fade into the shadows? What Happens in New York is a character-driven romance set in 2016 with themes of friendship, found family, and fashion. It’s the first book in the What Happens in… series. Perfect for readers who love strong female characters, supportive (but stubborn) men, and stories about finding yourself.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 28, 2026 | Children & Middle Grade |
A valuable lesson about the inner conflict everybody has to live with We all have the power to create a brighter outlook on life by focusing on the good side of things. Take a moment to sit down and listen to old Grandfather as he teaches a valuable life lesson about the inner conflict everybody has to live with: the never-ending battle between our good and bad thoughts. A great Tale for both children and adults In his first foray into the world of picture books, author Louis Legrand adapts a legend of unknown origin – usually attributed to Native Americans – into a format even the youngest readers can enjoy. A book wonderfully illustrated The fruit of this latest collaboration with illustrator Bettina Braskó is The Tale of Two Wolves – an engaging and thought provoking book that portrays relatable emotions and shares an important message, supported by beautiful, whimsical illustrations people of all ages can enjoy.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 28, 2026 | Teen & Young Adult |
She’s hunting a murderer. And now the killer knows who she is. After regaining her ability to walk, Scout Mourning becomes Kane Grove University’s youngest freshman. Meeting new friends, she finds happiness…until the police discover a professor’s body in the woods. Is a killer stalking the campus? Scout doesn’t believe the professor’s death was an accident. But powerful university figures want to keep the girl quiet. If she doesn’t solve the crime, a deranged man will get away with murder. Can Scout catch a killer before she becomes his next victim? “Nancy Drew meets Stephen King!” From bestselling thriller author Dan Padavona comes a mystery and crime fiction series for young adults. Praise for Dan Padavona: “I was actually turning pages on my Kindle so fast, I thought I would burn it out. And the whole series is free on Kindle Unlimited!” “Of all the young-adult crime fiction I read this year, this is my favorite. By far.” “A gripping mystery with drama for a young audience, plus romance! Unputdownable. I couldn’t stop reading.” “One of the most exciting writers to burst upon the scene in quite some time.” – Brian Keene, Bram Stoker Award-Winning Author “Characters that you can care about. If you love young adult detective books, this is your series.” “Dan builds tension like few others can. His prose is rich and his characters are memorable. I dare you to read a Padavona story with the lights out.” “A heart-pounding young adult murder mystery. Absolutely awesome author.”
by Philip Eliot | Feb 28, 2026 | General Nonfiction |
On July 16, 1989, Kaitlyn Arquette was shot to death in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The police gave up, but her mother would not . . . In this tragic memoir and investigation, Lois Duncan searches for clues to the murder of her youngest child, eighteen-year-old Kaitlyn Arquette. Duncan begins to suspect that the official police investigation of Kaitlyn’s murder is inadequate when detectives ignore her daughter’s accidental connection to organized crime in Albuquerque. When Duncan loses faith in the system, she reaches out to anyone that can help, including private investigators, journalists, and even a psychic. Written to inspire other families who have lost loved ones to unsolved crimes, Who Killed My Daughter? is a powerful testament to the tenacity of a mother’s love. A heartbreaking personal account by an Edgar Award–winning author known for such books as I Know What You Did Last Summer , this is a true story with “all of the elements of a suspenseful mystery” ( School Library Journal ). This ebook features an illustrated biography of Lois Duncan including rare images and never-before-seen documents from the author’s personal collection.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 28, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
Forbidden love conquers all Student Vale Aman uncovers a tale of forbidden love and boundless devotion in an ancient journal dating from the early years following the Great Death when the world was divided into kingdoms known as Lineages. Sian Maxima, the heir to a great Lineage, wants to marry his childhood sweetheart, Avila Rossi. But their love is outlawed. After a secret, desperate tryst is discovered, Avila alone will be punished for their transgressions. Only Sian can save him. Within the journal’s pages, Vale uncovers a story to inspire and strengthen him while he waits to find an equally great love of his own. White Heat is a standalone prequel to the book Slow Heat in Leta Blake’s Heat of Love universe. It’s set against a faux-historical backdrop in a post-apocalyptic world and contains fantastical tropes.
