by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Historical Romance |
Love, courage, and commitment take center stage as the Carsons, a family of time travelers, continue their saga in the great American West.For the Carson children, ages 19 to 29, an unplanned stop in 1962 is a chance to grow. Adam, Greg, and Natalie begin lives with new spouses in Boulder, Colorado, while twins Cody and Caitlin get their first taste of college. All plan to resume the search for their missing parents as soon as they can.For Tim and Caroline Carson, a planned stop in the rendezvous year of 1972 is a nightmare. While reading about their children’s lives in 1962, they learn that one has crossed paths with a killer. Faced with limited options, they race back to the past to reroute history and prevent a series of murders.In CAITLIN’S SONG, the fourth novel in the Carson Chronicles series, members of a modern family find romance, adventure, and terror as they seek answers and each other in four memorable eras of American history.Readers’ Advisory: Caitlin’s Song is the fourth novel in a five-part family saga that spans several decades. While some storylines are resolved, others are not. They are addressed in the fifth book.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
#1 Amazon, New York Times & USA Today bestselling series! A death in Sin City mixes high stakes with high fashion… L.A. shoe designer Maddie Springer hasn’t seen her father since he reportedly ran off to Las Vegas with a showgirl named Lola. So she’s shocked when he leaves a desperate plea for help on her answering machine—ending in a loud bang. Gunshot? Car backfire? Never one to leave her curiosity unsatisfied, Maddie straps on her stilettos and, along with her trigger-happy best friend, makes tracks for Sin City in search of her MIA dad.Maddie hits the jackpot, all right. She finds not only her dad, but also a handful of aging drag queens, an organized crime ring smuggling fake Prada pumps, and one relentless killer. Plus, it seems the LAPD’s sexiest cop is doing a little Vegas moonlighting of his own. In a town where odds are everything, Maddie bets it all on her ability to out-step a murderer. She just hopes her gamble pays off…before her own luck runs out.Rating: This story does not contain any graphic violence, language, or sexual encounters. Its rating would be similar to PG-13 or what you would find on a Hallmark Channel movie or TV series.”Ms. Halliday is the undisputed queen of the genre.”~ Fresh Fiction”This amusing whodunit scores big. Maddie’s winning return, with her bold comical voice and knack for thinking fast on her strappy slingbacks, will elicit cheers.”~ Publishers’ Weekly”Blending romance and humor, Maddie and her madcap friends are an enjoyable treat.”~ Parkersburg Sentinel”This is a first-rate, humorous mystery and one you can’t help but grin and giggle all the way through.”~ Romance Reader at Heart
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
Send help and wine. My sister is trying to set me up with the grump next door.ClaireA few hours after losing my job, I get a call from a stranger who claims I’ve inherited property from my father. I assume it’s a scam, because my dad is very much alive. Turns out my mother is the liar.I board a flight to my bio-dad’s hometown, hoping for answers, but the turbulence is so bad I worry we won’t make it. Declan, the hot, tattooed hunk next to me, is obviously terrified too. When the plane freefalls for half a second, he kisses me with the passion of a man who thinks he’s about to die. He seems to regret it immediately afterward—and we both regret it when we discover he’s my new next door neighbor, a complication neither of us wants.To make matters worse, it turns out my bio-dad’s cabin is only half mine. The rest belongs to a half-sister I didn’t know I had—Nicole, a pink-haired private investigator and possible psychopath.If I weren’t unemployed and broke, I’d leave, but this crappy half-a-house is my only possession. So I stay in the hopes that I can convince her to sell. Unfortunately, she seems intent on setting me up with Declan, among other manipulations, and her matchmaking tactics are…extreme.DeclanI came to the mountains to hide and be left alone, and now I’m never alone.Every time I turn a corner, I run into Claire Rainey. She’s tempting as hell, particularly now that I’ve had a taste of her, but I know better than to wrap her up in my trouble—or get wrapped up in hers.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | New Adult Romance |
Two teammates whose lives were intertwined. For Kingston Walker and Hayes Garner, they lived and breathed hockey while also spending their free time together off the ice.Hayes feared the day King found the person of his dreams, leaving Hayes alone wishing things were different. When King brought home Jamie Deary, Hayes knew everything was about to change.Most people believed Jamie was a trust fund baby with no future. Late nights, parties, he lived the playboy lifestyle. With a successful father and a famous brother, Jamie constantly lived in their shadows.King’s heart was torn in two. He loved his best friend, but now he had Jamie in his life; he couldn’t give either of them up.Breaking through the bond between Hayes and King wouldn’t be easy. Maybe by the time all was said and done, the bond wouldn’t be broken, but reformed to include all three of them.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 4, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Some ghosts never leave us.SHORTLISTED FOR THE MCKITTERICK PRIZE 2021’A wild rural gothic with some slick plotting . . . the perfect novel for our phantom present’ Guardian ‘Outstanding . . . ideal for fans of Andrew Michael Hurley’ Metro _________________Twins Tim and Abi have always been different from their peers, spending their evenings in the attic of their parents’ suburban house, poring over reports of the unexplained. Obsessed with photographs of ghostly apparitions, they decide to fake their own, and use it to frighten a girl at school.But what was only supposed to be a harmless prank sets in motion a deadly and terrifying chain of events that neither of them could have predicted…_________________’Clear your diary, switch off your phone, and get lost in this atmospheric and madly gripping ghost story’ Daily Mirror’A nostalgic delight’ Irish Independent’Intriguing, atmospheric and utterly terrifying in parts’ My Weekly
