by Philip Eliot | Feb 7, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
The course of true love never did run smooth . Like, for real, dude. When a socially awkward finance-hotshot — aka me — grudgingly walks into Boston’s famous Cheers bar to do happy hour with the insufferably misogynistic guys from work, I don’t expect the cute bartender to salvage the rest of my never-ending workday with a cleverly disguised mocktail. I especially don’t expect him to talk Shakespeare to me. Fate keeps bringing us together, just like the star-crossed couples in the plays Will loves to quote. But while the chemistry between us may be stronger than a stiff Cape Codder, it’s clear that on paper, the math doesn’t add up. I can’t help wondering if we’re capable of an ending happier than Romeo and Juliet’s. He’s living in a dream world while my feet are planted firmly on the ground, and I can’t risk my heart again on a guy who’ll bail when the going gets rough. Even if he does rescue me from a murderous juggling clown. Fans of Lucy Score and Meghan Quinn will love this smart, feel-good, sweet-and-sexy romcom set in the late 1980’s—an era of big hair and bigger egos.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 7, 2026 | Mystery |
A BRAND NEW historical mystery brimming with buried secrets, superstition and obsession ? Perfect for fans of Stacey Halls and Eve Chase ? Where bones fall from the cliffs and secrets linger in the mist, a village haunted by the past refuses to give up its dead… As the bones start to fall, the spirits will rise… Norfolk, England, 1895: When renowned spiritualist Edward Blackmore receives a desperate message from his cousin Barnabas, begging him to come to the coastal village of Thistlewick Tye, his first thought is to ignore the request. Despite his cousin’s insistence that his wife is possessed by a malevolent spirit, Edward has no time for the man who stole his inheritance. Lured by the promise of money, along with a genuine concern for Barnabas’s wife – who he’d once loved – he reluctantly travels to at Thistlewick House, only to arrive too late. Emma is dead. Barnabas suspects there are supernatural forces at play. But Edward is convinced murder is afoot. As he begins to investigate, he finds himself drawn into the lives of those in this isolated and unnerving village, especially the beguiling woman who gathers up the human bones falling from the rapidly eroding cliffs. Then he discovers that a travelling circus completely disappeared in the area forty years previously and no one is willing to talk about it. Perhaps not everything at Thistlewick Tye is quite what it seems… A historical novel from the bestselling author of No. 23, Burlington Square . Readers love Jenni Keer: ‘Keer’s twisting historical tale of spirits awakening and buried secrets will keep you guessing right to the last chapter . A fantastic, delightfully dark and twisty read .’ Nicola Knight, author ‘A beautiful, heartbreaking, magical work of exquisite storytelling . Open the door, step inside and prepare to be captivated by all who live there .’ Shari Low, No.1 bestselling author ‘ I absolutely LOVE Jenni Keer’s writing. What an incredible imagination . Every book I’ve read of hers is such a page-turner. The House of Lost Whispers is captivating, romantic, mysterious and simply brilliant . I was already hooked by the premise and became completely mesmerised as this incredible story unfolded . Cannot recommend it enough.’ Jessica Redland, bestselling author ‘ Keer’s writing had me believing the impossible . A compelling tale of fate, courage and love.’ Gillian Harvey, bestselling author ‘ To sum this book up in one word… Absobloodymazing!!! … I am in love with the way [the author] writes historical fiction, timeslips, mysteries and romance all in one book. She really is clever, the way she hides her clues throughout the book and gives her readers so many ‘aha’ moments throughout . The sheer amount of twists leaves you feeling seasick in the best possible way.’ ????? Reader Review ‘ A fantastic read! … The puzzle, once solved, is staggering… I’d recommend this to anyone who loves historical fiction with a mystery and a dash of the unexplainable thrown in. Brilliant imagination!!! ’ ????? Reader Review ‘ Wow! I loved this! It’s such a clever book, beautifully written with such wonderful detail and amazing characters**. I give this a very rare 10 out of 10 and will be adding Jenni Keer to my list of authors I must read everything they ever write. Superb!**’ ????? Reader Review ‘ Wow!! … It’s like no other book that I have read , it’s unique and clever and I enjoyed every single page! ’ ????? Reader Review
by Philip Eliot | Feb 7, 2026 | Fantasy |
My mom should have killed me the day I was born. Now I have to kill my sister. Being a twin complicates the Evian line of succession, but Chancery Alamecha doesn’t want her mother’s throne. Her sister Judica is the merciless fighter, the ruthless politician, and the groomed heir. Chancery doesn’t mind that Judica will take over everything. Truly. Until Judica starts dating the only guy she has ever liked. Chancery’s heartily sick of taking it on the chin. She’s ready to seize control of her own life. But before Chancery can enact her plan to free herself from the miserable life in which she’s trapped, she reacts bizarrely to an old relic, fulfilling an arcane prophecy. And that’s when everything really changes. Irrevocably. Publisher’s Weekly said, “Displaced pulses with exciting incident, and even though this is the first book in a series the climax is consequential and exciting, even as it entices readers with the promise of more. Baker’s writing is swift but potent, and scenes of action and romance both prove exciting. Chancery’s exciting choices power the narrative from start to epic climax .” Kirkus featured Displaced in the indie section of their print magazine the month they reviewed it, and they said, “[Displaced is] a fast moving, engaging tale in what promises to be an epic fantasy romance series .” Grab the first three books in the seven book series today–over 1300 total pages.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 7, 2026 | Romantasy |
Imagine the Snow Queen was in love with Jack Frost, but she thinks she can’t be with him because the last guy she kissed turned to ice… One day, when her powers are spiraling out of control, Jack walks through the blizzard and reaches for her, but the Snow Queen shouts, “Step back! I don’t want to hurt you!” Jack steps forward and takes her hand, then he says, “You won’t.” Will you read it? Queen of Snow is the thrilling first installment of the Fairytales Reimagined series. This exciting tale follows two destined lovers with action, greek mythology, stirring kisses, and a heart-pounding conclusion. Scroll up and start reading today!
by Philip Eliot | Feb 7, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
After more than two decades together, Andrew Lane and Miles Kettering-Lane are going through a nasty divorce. Not only are they unraveling their relationship but also their business—Miles once had a popular home show on cable with Andrew serving as his producer/manager—the failure of which they blame on each other. Now, they’d be happy to never, ever see each other again. But the daughter they both adore, Kelly, announces she’s getting married, and that means one very important thing: a wedding. Thrown together, at event after event—meeting the in-laws, planning the wedding, throwing an elaborate engagement party—the two clash over everything until, their future in-laws, Bradley and Pudge Lincoln and Terry and Lissa Collins, try to take over the entire wedding. The Lincoln-Collinses’ are very wealthy, to quote Pudge, “People think we’re in the one percent but that’s so embarrassing. We’re barely in the two percent!” Andrew and Miles realize they have to work together in order to compete with the overbearing Lincoln-Collinses’ and give their daughter the wedding she deserves. Along the way, they realize things just might not be over between them.
