by Philip Eliot | Sep 22, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Fae mayhem—always fun, never boring! Enjoy the complete Magical Artifacts Series in one volume.Dangerous Fae artifacts. Creepy basements. One unfortunate binding spell. What could go wrong?Joining the Magical Artifacts Institute as an artifact hunter has always been my dream job. Problem is, they keep rejecting my applications. So when I find a dangerous Fae artifact stashed in my temp job’s basement, I know I’m about to prove them wrong.Unfortunately, the arrogant stranger who interrupts my find doesn’t agree with my good fortune. Aidan belongs to the Institute and insists on following procedure and confiscating my artifact. He’s welcome to try, but there’s one small problem.Oops, make that two: he’s triggered a binding spell that won’t allow more than a few feet between us, and someone has unleashed a nightmarish Fae hound that’s trying to turn us into lunch.Now I must break the bond, escape the hound, convince Aidan that I’d be the best Institute worker ever, and figure out who’s willing to kill to get to my artifact. Sounds hard? That’s okay—I might be only one-sixteenth Fae, but I’ve got plenty of tricks up my sleeve!Binge the Magical Artifacts Institute series—a fun, fast-paced Urban Fantasy series featuring tricky Fae, magic, adventure, and an opposites-attract slow burn romance.Included in this collection:Finding Fae ArtifactsPlaying Fae GamesBreaking Fae SpellsFixing Fae ProblemsExtra story – Choosing Fae GiftsPerfect for fans of Annette Marie, Helen Harper, and K.M. Shea.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 22, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
‘I loved this book from start to finish…. A real page turner and a heart warming story… Set in a gorgeous location… A great summertime read!’ Reader review ?????’I feel like I know these characters as friends, and I will miss them now the story is over’ Reader review ?????Can a pair of later-in-life lovebirds find their way to one another along the cobbled streets of Oxford? Everyone at St Peter’s College adores Reverend Clara Bennett’s speeches, but none more than chorist, Tom Hartley. When Clara speaks to her congregation about seizing every opportunity for happiness, Tom plucks up the courage to ask her out on a date. By some miracle, she says yes.As they picnic in daisy-strewn meadows and punt down the river Cherwell, sparks fly between the pair. But when a secret from Tom’s past threatens to resurface at the same time that Clara is offered a job in Cambridge, the strength of their connection is put to the test.Can Tom prevent his past from threatening his future? Or will Clara be pushed away from her beloved Oxford forever?This charming, Oxford-set romance about faith and finding love where you least expect it is perfect for fans of Sue Moorcroft, Cressida McLaughlin and Philippa Ashley.’Such a heartwarming read’ Reader review ?????’You just read and escape’ Reader review ?????
by Philip Eliot | Sep 22, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
A Florida paparazzo slowly loses his mind—and his hands—in this violent, laugh-out-loud body horror novel from the Emmy Award-winning writer of Veep.Ricky Smart is a nobody, a Miami Beach paparazzo who scrapes a living snapping celebs. One day Ricky wakes up and realizes there’s something wrong with his hand. It’s not his hand. In fact, it’s someone else’s hand. How does he know it’s not his? Because it looks different, feels different and—perhaps the biggest clue—has a four-letter word tattooed across the knuckles.But hey, it’s still a hand, and it works just fine, so that’s ok. Except a week later, his other hand changes. And a few days after that, Ricky gets a new arm…Ricky is losing his mind as well as his body parts, but he has to pay rent and those seedy photos aren’t going to take themselves. The world needs candid shots of pop sensation and local girl Scala Jaq, almost as much as Ricky’s bank account does. Yet Scala has a secret of her own, a secret that leads them to an unlikely partnership, the strangest support group ever, and revelations that threaten existence as they know it.It’s up to the celebrity and her tormentor to work out what to do with a world of misfits, explosions, and other people’s bad tattoos. Because when you’ve looked for redemption in all the right places, you might need to try the wrong ones.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 22, 2026 | Romantic Comedy |
Jack has some ‘splainin’ to do!
That’s right! Callie Lassiter’s normally well-behaved Great Dane Jack has run off and done the wild thing with the neighbor’s dog. It must be puppy love! It’s doubly embarrassing since she’s a professional dog trainer. Of course, the neighbor would have to be hot, hot nightclub owner bad boy Owen McKay, just the kind of man Callie is determined to avoid.
Owen’s comfortable with his playboy status and the hype in the media. But the ground moves beneath his feet when he gets an eyeful of the girl next door. The Dog Whisperer never looked this good! How can he convince this wholesome honey that his player days are behind him? Maybe Jill, his Great Dane can help him with this dilemma now that she’s pregnant and Callie’s dog is to blame.
Is this bad boy a bad bet?
Beware of dogs, romance and deep belly laughs!
Going to the Dogs is a romp through the urban jungle of New York City to find true love, the perfect cocktail, and expensive heels. Dog is a man’s best friend, but sometimes a woman just needs a hot man in the city. This series will appeal to a mature crowd, especially fans of Sex in The City.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 22, 2026 | General Nonfiction |
Three Continents. Three Cultures. One Man.
51 Deeply Personal, Provocative, and Intriguing Stories.
Gregory Mark Haynes invites you on a truthful, humble, and engaging journey through 51 selected experiences from his life, each offering a fresh perspective and a sense of wonder. Whether it’s surviving a severe tropical storm aboard an ocean liner as a boy, hiking the dramatic Fish River Canyon in Namibia, or embarking on a self-made tour of Paris, each chapter is a no-frills, upbeat, and authentic account.?These true-to-life stories span a wide range of unforgettable moments and adventures, such as parasailing, ostrich riding, sailing, hiking, skydiving, wildlife encounters in South Africa, and so much more, all on a modest budget and driven by a fearless, fun-loving spirit.?Born in Australia and shaped by life in South Africa and the UK, Greg blends humour, resilience, curiosity, and a deep love of life into each experience. His tales offer insight into the choices, risks, and values that shaped his character, while reflecting on how our unique paths help define who we become.?If you’re curious about how others live, what people do with their lives, and how life’s journey transforms them, then this book is for you.?Each chapter is enhanced by an online companion featuring maps, photographs, and detailed links. Look out for the dagger symbol (†) throughout the book as each one points you to further resources and media to deepen your experience. The Webpage Companion offers over 1,600 curated links, organised chapter by chapter, to provide historical, geographical, and cultural context to every story.
