by Philip Eliot | Jun 10, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
“Let’s get married.”They are words award-winning photographer Charlie Seeks Elk never expected to say. He sure didn’t say them two years ago when, in a war-torn city halfway across the world, nurse Cait Blasingame looked at him with her heart in her eyes. As much as Charlie wanted Cait, he could never give her the life or the family she dreamed of. So he did her a favor and deliberately walked out of her life.Marry him? Now? The last person Cait expects to turn up on her family’s Montana ranch is Charlie. He doesn’t do commitment. He doesn’t do marriage. His boots are made for walking and he couldn’t have made it clearer. So why is he saying the three words she once so desperately wanted to hear?Confronting eternity can make a man rethink his choices in life. Charlie has rethought his. Cait hasn’t. She’s marrying someone else—unless Charlie can convince her to be his wife.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 10, 2026 | Science Fiction |
Her genetics hold the key to saving the human race.But every stride forward has a cost…A virus nearly wiped out the human race. In order to survive, people are segregated into three tiers. Those with the best genetic viability get the most resources, and Kate and Eric are lucky enough to end up in Tier 1.Pairs are matched based on their genetic markers, but what if the data gets it wrong? What if Kate’s perfect life is built on research that’s about to crumble?For the first time, Kate will question whether fighting for a genetically advanced world is worth it. If she can reveal the truth hidden beneath her drastically shifting reality.Before they steal her ability to remember. Snap up this sci-fi saga, because you’ll see a world you’ve never imagined and heroes built out of the unlikeliest circumstances.Get it now.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 10, 2026 | Historical Romance |
“First-rate sexy time-travel romance with a memorable cast.”??Editor’s Pick — BookLife Reviews, Publishers Weekly “A lush setting and memorable characters lift this novel a notch above most tales of romance.” — Kirkus Reviews (Our Verdict: Get It!)She wished for love, family, and a place to call home. She never imagined finding it in fifteenth-century Scotland. Gwendolyn Reynolds’s career path is secure…so why does she feel so restless? Haunted by recurring dreams, she breaks away on a soul-searching trip to coastal Scotland. But when a storm forces her off the road, she plunges into icy waters, only to resurface in the arms of a handsome highlander.Scotland, 1426. Fierce and feared, Laird Greylen MacGreggor has yet to meet his match. Eagerly awaiting the woman foretold in a prophecy, he never expects her to be a twenty-first-century stunner with a feisty temper. But when he rescues her from the icy waters behind Seagrave Castle, his first touch confirms that Gwen is his destiny.As sparks fly between the unlikely pair, they discover their passionate fate could be both powerful and deadly. Can Gwen and Greylen overcome centuries of differences to find true love?If you like your romance filled with steadfast lovers, steamy nights, and a dash of riotous humor, get spellbound by The Prophecy, the first enchanting love story in the Highland Lairds of the Crest series.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 10, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
In the middle of the night…The road is deserted…A killer is waiting…After two fellow police officers are brutally murdered on an isolated mountain road, the pressure to solve the case threatens to make DI Drake crack. But as the killer taunts him with cryptic song lyrics and promises of more death, Drake’s carefully constructed world begins to unravel.As tensions build to a crescendo both at home and at work, his worse fears are realised when a local politician appears slain by the same sinister hand. And as Drake keeps receiving the culprit’s cruel gibes, his head pounds at the thought of more victims.Can he catch the sociopathic felon before he loses his sanity… or his life?Songs for the Dead is the first book in the dynamic Inspector Drake crime series. If you like police procedurals, clever mysteries, and gripping page-turners, then you’ll love Stephen Puleston’s unnerving whodunit.Buy Songs for the Dead today! Perfect for fans of Simon McLeave, JD Kirk, JM Dalgleish, Rachel McLean and Rhys Dylan.Previously published as Brass in Pocket
by Philip Eliot | Jun 10, 2026 | Mystery |
For Mr. and Mrs. North, there’s no vacation from murderIn a remote cabin far from New York City, Jerry and Pamela North are getting killed. On the brink of annihilation, they grit their teeth and battle back. In a minute, the fight is finished—and the Norths are named mixed doubles champions. It’s a happy moment during a splendid vacation, but off the tennis court, all is not well. Following an afternoon of fun and games, the evening’s entertainment will be murder. Mr. and Mrs. North have invited their closest friends—an ex-aviator, a mysterious doctor, and NYPD’s own Lt. William Weigand—to join them on this glittering retreat, but the joviality ends when Weigand finds Helen Wilson lying across the path, a knife buried in her neck. A member of the group surely killed her, and unless the Norths act quickly, the murderer will strike again.
Review “Quite aside from the delightful privilege that it affords of meeting the Norths again, this book is distinctly worthwhile on its merits as a mystery alone.” —The New York Times “Class A.” —The Saturday Review of LiteraturePraise for the Mr. and Mrs. North Mysteries “One of the funniest and most satisfactory mysteries in this excellent series.” —The New Yorker on Payoff for the Banker About the Author Frances and Richard Lockridge were some of the most popular names in mystery during the forties and fifties. Having written numerous novels and stories, the husband-and-wife team was most famous for their Mr. and Mrs. North Mysteries. What started in 1936 as a series of stories written for the New Yorker turned into twenty-six novels, including adaptions for Broadway, film, television, and radio. The Lockridges continued writing together until Frances’s death in 1963, after which Richard discontinued the Mr. and Mrs. North series and wrote other works until his own death in 1982.
