by Philip Eliot | Jan 28, 2026 | Romantic Comedy |
I absolutely love Fiona Gibson’s funny, emotional, relatable writing.’ Jenny Colgan The brand-new, heartwarmingly hilarious novel from the Sunday Times and Number 1 bestselling queen of romantic comedy, perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Jill Mansell and TikTok sensation Mama’s Still Got It. One family home. Three generations. What could possibly go wrong? Carly loves her family. She really does. It’s just that now her three children are grown up, she thought it was her time. Everyone talks about the empty nest and how difficult that can be, but Carly and her husband, Frank, have often fantasised about it – meals without arguments, conversation without shouting over the sound of the Xbox, holidays planned around the culture not the kids’ club. But Carly’s nest is far from empty. Her elderly dad needs more support and is moving in ‘temporarily’. On top of which, Carly’s son, Eddie, is far too comfortable at home – why go out and get a job, when your parents keep you fed and your clothes laundered? And just when Carly is starting to pull her hair out, Eddie drops a bombshell that changes everything. Is there room in the nest for one more? Fiona Gibson is back with her brilliantly funny novel about family, frustrations and finding yourself in the chaos. Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Milly Johnson and Jill Mansell. Readers love Fiona Gibson: ‘I absolutely love Fiona Gibson’s funny, emotional, relatable writing.’ JENNY COLGAN ‘A terrifically entertaining, cheery romance, with an endearing heroine.’ Sunday Mirror ‘Warm, funny and poignant.’ Daily Mail ‘Warm, witty and fun.’ My Weekly ‘The voice of modern women.’ Marie Claire ‘More than funny, it’s true.’ Elle ‘Warm, funny and endearing.’ Best ????? ‘Fiona Gibson always brings funny to her stories. Something special. ’ Reader review ????? ‘Fiona Gibson never fails to entertain . Another gem. ’ Reader review
by Philip Eliot | Jan 28, 2026 | Children & Middle Grade |
Children will relate to first-day-of-school jitters as animal students prepare and set off for Mr. Mole’s colorful classroom. Anxiety builds as everyone settles into school to meet one another and tackle their first lesson—learning colors! Young students come to recognize that just as colors are distinct and beautiful in their own way, they are safe to embrace their own uniqueness, too. The day is spent sharing and blending paints while forging happy friendships. Gently tapping into themes of fitting in, self-esteem and anxiety while teaching color concepts, the story helps conquer the insecurities felt when children begin something new and unknown.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 28, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Two things are impossible to walk away from: death and vintage clothing. Trust me. I’ve tried. Moving across the country and opening a costume shop was supposed to be my chance for a normal life. What I wanted was a fresh start, one where the biggest danger would be a carelessly wielded sewing needle. What I ended up with was a trail of dead bodies, a power I didn’t ask for, and a host of enemies with ties to my twin sister’s decade-old murder. Throw in a stony-eyed enforcer I can’t seem to shake and a new goat shifter BFF, and I’m knee deep in trouble. Walking away from this alive is going to require more than my wicked fashion sense. To survive, I’ll have to embrace the legacy I’ve spent most of my life running from. The complete series omnibus includes: Fastening the Grave Threading the Bones Stitching the Talisman Gathering the Dead What reviewers are saying about the Kali James series: “Original, superbly crafted and rib-ticklingly funny, it’s a beautiful introduction to a fascinating cast and a spell-binding world. “Not to be missed!” Amazon Reviewer “A must read for all who love urban fantasy.” Amazon Reviewer “L.A. McBride has taken a nice premise of a girl who can speak with the dead and morphed it into a more powerful and electrifying series.” Amazon Reviewer “One of fantasy’s most unique characters” GoodReads Reviewer
by Philip Eliot | Jan 28, 2026 | Fantasy |
Follow the heart-stopping sword and sorcery adventure as elite assassin Jeda DeLongo tries to navigate the trials and tribulations of saving his twin daughters–the famed Children of Prophecy– from those who want to use their power to enslave the Kingdom of Tavia. Will his skills be enough to keep them alive, or will the forces of evil finally win? ASSASSIN’S CURSE (Book 1): An elite assassin. A determined witch. And a spell that will change the course of history! WITCH’S CURSE (Book 2): A father trying to save his children. A legendary Witch Stone, and an impossible quest to uncover the secret behind his daughter’s birth. STONE’S CURSE (Book 3): Even the power of the legendary Witch Stone may not be enough to save the kingdom from the invading horde bent on its total destruction. Join the adventure and see if Jeda’s daughters can unleash their powers in time to save Tavia.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 28, 2026 | Science Fiction |
The Martians failed in 1894. In 1915, humanity won’t be so lucky. It’s 1915, and the trenches of the Somme are already hell for German soldier Emil Zimmerman . But when the familiar, terrifying howl of a Martian Wanderer sounds across the battlefield, he knows the true war has just begun. The invaders have returned, adapted to Earth’s environment, and this time they have help. Across the German lines, Emil discovers a treasonous conspiracy: a rogue General is hoarding alien weaponry, and negotiating a dark alliance with the enemy. Now, Emil must lead a mutiny and turn the enemy’s own heat rays against them before Europe burns. Meanwhile, in America, James Brogan , a brilliant engineer at Edison Laboratories, uncovers a silent invasion on his own soil. When transatlantic radios go dark and a massive explosion rocks Coney Island, James realizes German spies and Martian sympathizers are blinding the United States to the coming slaughter. Forced to step out from behind his workbench, James must expose a high-ranking traitor and restore the Planetary Warning System before the invasion reaches New York. Twenty years ago, humanity only survived the first Martian invasion because Earth’s microbes decimated the invaders. Now, the Great War rages on, fueled by scavenged alien technology—fearsome heat rays and deadly canisters of Black Smoke—which the Martians now wield with ruthless efficiency. From the burning ruins of Reims to the bustling streets of Manhattan, the Great War of the Worlds has begun.
