by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
A small town cowboy cop falls for a woman from the city despite his best intentions in this inspirational romance.Never again would he be burned by a city girl! No matter how sweet and loveable they seem, Lacey Gould and her niece won’t win over Jay Blackhorse. Still, they clearly need his help. Lacey needs a place to stay . . . he has a house to rent. She’s clueless about caring for the infant her sister abandoned. Jay has a talent for stopping the baby’s tears. But when a dark secret from Lacey’s past blows into town, will Jay’s help be enough? And who will help Jay when he realizes he’s falling for the city girl next door?
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Over 8,000 ?? ?? ?? ?? + ratings on GoodreadsAt a different time, in a different place, under different circumstances…could two people fall in love all over again?Ten years ago Kathryn Jennings made a vow. For better or worse. And that promise still holds true, even though her marriage has not turned out as she expected. After her husband fails to return home one stormy winter night, she struggles to keep their ranch, but her efforts are blocked at every turn. Allowed a shocking glimpse into her husband’s past, Kathryn uncovers a hidden truth. What she wouldn’t give to turn back time and be able to love her husband for the man that he was, not for the man she always wanted him to be.Larson Jennings has spent his entire life running from a broken past, unable to trust, reluctant to try again. One fateful night, his life takes a tragic twist, and soon he is forced to make a choice. Whatever he chooses, his decision may cost him his life.Includes discussion guide for book groupsClean, historical romance, perfect for fans of Francine RiversSet in the Colorado Territory 1860sUpdated cover (2025).
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Business, Money & Jobs |
Ever feel stuck between too many options, unsure which path to take—and concerned about making the wrong choice?You’re not alone. In a world defined by complexity, disruption, and relentless change, uncertainty is part of everyday life. Whether you’re a leader, engineer, project manager, or someone navigating personal crossroads, decision paralysis and information overload can feel overwhelming.But what if uncertainty wasn’t something to fear—what if it was something you could master?Dealing with Uncertainty: The Art and Science of Resilience and Decision-Making is a transformative guide to building clarity, calm, and confidence in the face of the unknown. Drawing on decades of experience in risk management and complex projects, as well as insights from neuroscience, systems thinking, and behavioural science, Laurie Bowman helps you tap into strategies you may already possess—without even realizing it.You’ll learn how to:• Apply simple yet powerful decision-making frameworks in uncertain environments• Use practical strategies to manage different types of uncertainty without losing focus• Make confident personal and professional decisions—even with incomplete information• Filter through noise and information overload with clarity and purpose• Build emotional and financial resilience using tailored tools and exercises• Navigate both everyday challenges and high-stakes moments with greater easeBacked by real-world case studies, reflection prompts, and actionable tools, this book offers a pragmatic approach—not just inspiration.Whether you’re at a career crossroads or leading teams through change, Dealing with Uncertainty will help you shift from fear to focus and from indecision to informed action.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | History, Politics & Culture |
One of the most influential political texts ever written on America, and an indispensable authority on the nature of democracy In 1831 Alexis de Tocqueville, a young French aristocrat and civil servant, made a nine-month journey through eastern America. The result was Democracy in America, a monumental study of the strengths and weaknesses of the nation’s evolving politics. Tocqueville looked to the flourishing democratic system in America as a possible model for post-revolutionary France, believing its egalitarian ideals reflected the spirit of the age. This edition, the only one that contains all Tocqueville’s writings on America, includes the rarely translated ‘Two Weeks in the Wilderness’, an evocative account of Tocqueville’s travels among the Iroquois and Chippeway, and ‘Excursion to Lake Oneida’. Translated by Gerald Bevan with an Introduction and Notes by Isaac Kramnick
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
Wow what a blockbuster of a narrative, I was hooked from the first page and until the end… Full of intrigue and secrets… Be prepared to be swept away’ Reader review ?????’Heartwarming and inspirational story about hope, forgiveness, bravery, promises made and secrets kept, that will stay with you long after you have read the last page’ Reader review ?????A secret letter. A wartime promise. A courageous act of love…Singapore, 1942: The war is drawing ever closer, and Dorothy faces a heart-rending choice to flee the country she has come to call home. With warplanes advancing across the ocean, she is boarding a boat full of evacuees when something is urgently pressed into her arms. As enemy fire cuts off all escape routes, Dorothy makes a promise that will echo through the years…England, 2019: When her beloved grandmother, Dotty, passes away aged one hundred, Annabel discovers letters and photographs hidden in her desk that document a secret life as a young woman in Singapore. But Dotty has never travelled further than her small village in Cornwall… What could have made her conceal this past life? And who is the bridegroom standing proudly next to Dotty in a faded wedding photo, who is clearly not Annabel’s grandfather?Determined to uncover the truth, is Annabel prepared for what she will find?Readers are falling in love with The Singapore Secret:’Absolutely fantastic read, found myself not being able to put it down, what a compelling, interesting and superb book’ Reader review ?????’Gripping and beautifully written read that blends intrigue, culture, and emotion with ease… Draws you in from the very first page, offering vivid insights into Singapore’ Reader review ?????
