by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Christian Nonfiction |
God is madly in love with you! You’ve heard the phrase “God loves you.” But what does it really mean? And do you even believe it? The 100 Bible verses compiled and explained in this book are a profound glimpse into the heart of Father God. They tell a story of the God who made you, knows everything about you, and who loves you so much that He went to hell and back for you. If your daily life hasn’t been radically changed by the power of this love, then this book is for you. Author Mark Stibbe is passionate about awakening people to the reality of the Father’s extravagant love. These carefully selected Bible verses from the Old and New Testaments will gently guide you to experience the depth of God’s love in amazing new ways.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
For fans of Kate Morton and Daphne Du Maurier comes the tale of a woman enchanted by the past until it threatens her future. The Portrait is a captivating debut filled with new love, old secrets, and a mysterious missing woman, all set against the vibrancy of 19th-century London and the construction of the Crystal Palace. “Atmospheric and gripping, The Portrait deftly weaves Victorian details, Brontë-esque romance, and riveting suspense.” -Emily Inouye Huey, author of Beneath the Wide Silk Sky Every work of art tells a story. And every story has its secrets. London, 1850. Iris Sheffield has plenty of people to worry about in her life: Hope, the ailing younger sister for whom Iris feels responsible. Winston, Iris’s fiancé, who is consumed with his work. And James, the handsome but arrogant artist painting Iris’s portrait, with whom she is forced to spend countless, awkward hours. But when Iris finds the diary and photograph of a mysterious young woman, she can’t stop wondering who the woman is and what has become of her. The more questions Iris asks, the more she suspects someone does not want her to discover the answers. Exploring themes of sisterly bonds, familial obligations, and the lengths we go to for those we love, The Portrait illustrates the surprising and frightening ways a work of art can tell a story.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
He’s a billionaire CEO shifter. She’s the assistant from hell. When you’re an alpha wolf and the CEO, you tend to get what you want. Luxury cars, expensive houses — nothing is off the table. But when my company’s AI software selects my new assistant for me, it throws my perfect world into chaos. Alex is whip-smart, gorgeous, and the world’s worst assistant. Yet the second she walks through my office door, my wolf growls mine . Alex doesn’t treat me like the billionaire CEO of a multinational corporation, and something about that turns me on. This feisty little human is all I want, and yet she’s the one thing I can’t have. I know it’s a mistake to drag her to my lodge in Aspen to work over Thanksgiving, but I can’t help myself. My wolf wants me to give her my mark and claim her in every possible way. The Billionaire Alpha’s Assistant is a short and steamy shifter romance that can be read in a couple of hours. If you like OTT alpha wolves and fiery heroines, then you’ll love Rafael and Alex’s story.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Romantic Suspense |
A new town. A fresh start. An old enemy. Aspen Davies had three reasons to move to the small town of Amber Ridge: to get away from her overbearing mother; to escape the clutches of her psychotic ex; and Jesse Hayes. Okay, maybe Jesse isn’t a reason to relocate her entire life. After all, he’s just a friend. A housemate. And someone she absolutely is not going to date. At least…that’s what she keeps telling herself. Discharged from the military, Jesse Hayes is back in his hometown of Amber Ridge. Only, he’s not alone, as he expected. His new housemate is right down the hall, and every day with Aspen is a new form of torture. She just got out of a relationship, and she’s not looking to get into a new one. He knows that. Doesn’t make wanting her any easier. He needs to keep his distance, for both their sakes. But when Aspen’s past follows her to her new home, keeping his distance is no longer an option. Jesse needs to keep Aspen safe and in his sights. Because the enemy is proving formidable—and clearly playing for keeps. A Small Town, Friends to Lovers, Romantic Suspense from Bestselling author Nyssa Kathryn.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Romantasy |
I’m a school nurse. I can handle anything. Then Saltford Bay got a new elf doctor. He’s cold, allergic to smiling, and thinks I’m a chaos magnet. Also… he’s so hot it’s unfair. And if he kisses me like that again, I migth forget how much I hate him. Dr. Lorian Reizenhart is tall, cold, and terminally allergic to smiling. He’s all sharp cheekbones, glowing blue eyes, and a glare that could sterilize a hospital wing. He thinks I talk too much, smile too easily, and get in the way of his perfectly ordered world. I think he’s the most insufferable man I’ve ever met. One more thing I hate about him: he’s stupidly hot. Unfortunately. Our first meeting ended with a room full of crying third graders and a flying carrot. So I taped a glittery crayon drawing to his cold, sterile office wall. Just to be petty. Now, a Pixie-Pox outbreak has forced us to work side-by-side, and the tension is unbearable. He hates my chaos. I hate his control. So why did he kiss me like I’m the last woman on Earth… and then run like it never happened? Worse, why do I keep looking for more? I was ready for magical mayhem, not a slow-burn war with the town’s grumpiest doctor. But the closer we get, the more I realize: behind his icy demeanor is something burning. And I’m already melting. Welcome to Saltford Bay, where monsters are real, neighbors are nosy, and true love comes with claws. Perfect for fans of Emily Antoinette, That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon, and Get a Life, Chloe Brown. Each book in the Monsters of Saltford Bay series can be read as a standalone. This cozy and steamy small town romance story is low angst, funny and full of sexy, grumpy monsters with tusks and hearts of gold. Intended for mature readers.
