by Philip Eliot | Feb 3, 2026 | Science Fiction |
His first cruise just became the most dangerous ride of Jack Foster’s life. It’s the final stage of training at the Royal Space Navy Academy, a shakedown cruise on a battered old minesweeper. It should have been a walk in the park. But when a sniper targets you, and then your ship gets an unwelcome new hole in the side, following a collision, it’s anything but. Trapped in the unforgiving void of space, Jack and his girlfriend, Sofia, emerge as the sole survivors, their lives dependent on dwindling supplies of air, food, and hope. As the clock relentlessly counts down, tensions mount, the wrath of the Royal Family simmers, and a deadly bounty remains on Jack’s head. “Strap in for an electrifying ride that will have you on the edge of your seat begging for more.” ____________________________________________________________________________ Five Star reviews for bestseller, John Hindmarsh’s Jack Foster series: 5 out of 5 – Amazingly well written !! I look forward to the rest of the series!! I Recommend this to all sci-fi fans!! 5 out of 5 – I could hardly put this down! This is an imaginative, fast-paced book with a plot which was challenging to predict and kept me on my toes. The characters are well rounded, even the AIs. 5 out of 5 – I just stumbled across this book and am so glad I did. This book feeds all of my interests. Strong leading characters that are well developed make this stories a must read. My gratitude to this wonderful author. 5 out of 5 – This was a wonderful read ! I am hooked ! The author has spun a grand adventure and I for one can’t wait for the next book.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 3, 2026 | Womens Fiction |
Elise’s life as she knows it is over. Her husband of twenty years had an affair; her children have left the nest; and she hasn’t managed to sell a screenplay in almost ten years. Now, one of the people she loved most in the world—her mother—is dead. “Heartbroken” doesn’t even cover it. She’s never been more lost in her life. Elise and her mother had always lived in Los Angeles. Her mother was an actress and a single mother, who never revealed who Elise’s father was. Now, Elise finds a secret diary within her mother’s things—one that reveals a portion of her mother’s life that Elise never knew about. In the late ‘70s, her mother worked as the personal assistant to acclaimed actress, Jane Seymour. And during this time, she journeyed to the glorious Michigan-based Mackinac Island, for the film, Somewhere in Time. While there, Elise’s mother met a man who changed her life forever. He must be Elise’s father. And Elise is determined to find out. Now, Elise must decide what to do next. How will she grapple with her mother’s death? And could a trip to Mackinac Island change her life, like it did her mother’s? She thought all the adventure in her life was over. She thought she would never find happiness again. But she’s beginning to think the adventure has only just begun. Dive in for a trek of a lifetime: from the glittering sands of Los Angeles, all the way to that gem of an island between the southern and northern peninsulas of Michigan, Mackinac Island, where secrets have been kept for the previous forty years.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 3, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
A framed CIA agent must turn to her ex to survive in this inspirational romantic suspense thriller. When a failed mission leaves CIA operative MacKenzie “Mac” Sharp injured and her partner presumed dead, going off-grid is the only way to survive. But her old flame, CIA officer Gabe Denton, has tracked her down and led a well-connected enemy right to her door. Now with someone trying to frame and kill her, working with Gabe is the only way to clear her name . . . and stay alive. From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 3, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
“Defies genres… a story you can get lost in.” – Hollywood Book Reviews “Heartwarming and hard to put down.” – Romance Times “A winning contemporary romance… a gently affecting tale of personal redemption, second chances, and the power of faith.” – Kirkus Book Review Cash Stetson is a loser. A washed-up doctor with a revoked medical license, a talent for bad bets, and a faith he’s long since misplaced, Cash has finally hit bottom. Rehab kept him out of jail—but it didn’t fix what’s broken. When he’s offered one last chance at redemption, it comes in the form of a medical mission to an impoverished clinic in Mexico. It’s not forgiveness he’s seeking. It’s survival. Maggie Craig knows a lost cause when she sees one. Once a debutante, now a dermatologist turned medical missions director, Maggie has dedicated her life to serving others. But beneath her competence and compassion lies a past she refuses to face. Her good works feel less like grace and more like penance—and Cash Stetson is the last complication she needs threatening the fragile order she’s built. Thrown together in a place where nothing is easy and no one is untouched by suffering, Cash and Maggie are forced to confront the truth about themselves, their faith, and the cost of real healing. Because redemption isn’t earned. It’s given. And sometimes love is the road that leads you home. Perfect for fans of Susan Elizabeth Philips, Kristin Hannah and Lisa Wingate!
by Philip Eliot | Feb 3, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
Inspired by true events, blending white-knuckle suspense with wartime romance, a woman who would become known as the female Schindler, risks everything to smuggle children out of the ghetto and away from the grasp of the Gestapo… Warsaw, 1939. The Nazi invasion shatters the city, as Nazi banners rise, hunger gnaws, and walls create a ghetto. SS patrols prowl and trains stand ready for “resettlement” camps of Treblinka. Granted access to the ghetto as a “public health specialist,” Irena Sendler steps through the gates with forged papers and begins with the smallest, most dangerous act: smuggling children out and away from certain death. With help from a group of rebels, Jewish residents and her lover, Irena builds a pipeline under the occupier’s nose, using any means necessary, including the city’s sewers. At unimaginable personal risk, she keeps one last secret hidden. But if she is caught the truth threatens to remain hidden forever… Inspired by the true story of Irena Sendler, the Polish social worker who helped rescue more than 2,500 Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto, The Angel of Warsaw is an unforgettable, heart-stopping novel of resistance, sacrifice, bravery and love.
