by Philip Eliot | Dec 31, 2025 | Romantic Suspense |
Haunted marks the thrilling conclusion to Sheri Kroms breakout series “Sensually Delicious”.Grace had an enviable life. Top of her military class, she achieved what most servicewomen only dreamed. But her sense of duty drove her to accept her latest mission: protect a wealthy family who angered the mob. Now she was captive, enduring the mob boss’s torment—trapped with one abducted brother. He was a notorious womanizer she’d already confronted because of his reckless charm, now her wary companion in hell as both struggled to survive and outwit their captor.Gunner only wanted to ensure his brother’s girlfriend was safe from the madman out for blood. Unfortunately, he was captured when his guard slipped. Now, he must find a way to escape—and take with him the woman who despises him.Grace and Gunner could barely stand sharing a room after their argument. But captivity forced them to forge a bond. Through shared torment, they built an unlikely friendship. As they attempt to reconcile, drug dealers invade, unleashing chaos and death. Can they survive—or will outside forces tear them apart? Will the fragile passion sparking between them be extinguished, or will they persevere together?
by Philip Eliot | Dec 31, 2025 | Thriller & Suspense |
Kyle Benjamin Kesselman: A Story Told in One Room
Kyle Benjamin Kesselman’s story seems to continue **Every Fucking Year as a True-ish Story of Obsession, Threats, and a Decade-Long Descent into Madness**
For ten years, Jake Diamond watched from afar as the quiet kid from Jewish youth group transformed into something unrecognizable.
It started with harmless delusions of fame: backyard dance videos, “Yo, it’s your boy BK,” and endless auditions for reality TV.
Then came the rage: stunt-driving at 170 km/h, death threats to an elementary-school bully, bodycam footage of his bare ass on a hallway floor screaming “Every Fucking Year” while cuffed for assaulting a cop.
Jake tried everything to stop him.
Anonymous tips. Crime Stoppers reports. Calls to probation officers, employers, summer camps, even Birthright Israel.
Nothing worked.
The system shrugged. The police left. The threats kept coming.
This book ends with a red Civic plowing into a crowd and a mob dragging the driver to his death.
All because nobody listened until it was too late.
Part true-crime thriller, part digital-age horror story, *Kyle Benjamin Kesselman: A Story Told in One Room* is the chilling memoir of a decade spent waiting for the monster you once knew to finally snap—and the terrifying realization that sometimes the only person who sees the danger is the one he’s coming for next.
You’ve seen the clips.
Now read the story behind them.
**“I knew he would kill someone one day. I just never thought I’d be the reason he chose who.”**
*Contains verbatim threats, police bodycam transcripts, and lots of swearing. Reader discretion advised.*
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by Philip Eliot | Dec 31, 2025 | Erotic Romance |
“Suspenseful & seductive! Aleatha Romig weaves a powerful storyline filled with deception and sizzling chemistry that is impossible to put down.” – USA Today Bestseller Louise Bay I’m Everett “Rett” Ramses.New Orleans is my world, my realm, and my domain.After what I’ve done, some people say I’m the devil.I say I’m a man who knows what he wants, and nothing stops me from getting what I desire.I took New Orleans, and now I want Emma O’Brien.As the daughter of my father’s rival and sworn enemy, her fate is to be my wife.Emma is in my world now.It’s time she makes a deal with the devil.Have you been Aleatha’d?Enter the dangerous and mysterious world of New Orleans in this all new full-length romantic suspense novel, DEVIL’S DEAL. For a sneak peek into their first meeting with no spoilers, check out the enticing prequel, “Fate’s Demand” available everywhere.Enemies to lovers, arranged marriage, age-gap, noir, and dangerous romance are all together in this electrifying story. Rett and Emma’s intriguing story begins with DEVIL’S DEAL, book one of the Devil Series Duet, and concludes with ANGEL’S PROMISE. Don’t miss a word of this new and exciting duet.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 31, 2025 | Dark Romance |
He’s dangerous. He’s violent. He’s everything I should stay away from. Viks stormed into my life and he wrecked it.I know bad men. I know what they think. I know how they act. So trust me when I say, that of all the bad men in Eastpoint, I know Viks is the worst of them all.I tried to be good. I tried to stay away. He kept pulling me back in.Once a wicked man, always a wicked man.*This is a complete prequel novel that serves as a precursor to the Sick Boys series. You do NOT have to read the series to understand this book. You CAN read this as a completely separate standalone**TW: This book is labeled as dark romance for a reason and contains themes of drug usage, violence, murder, and sexual situations that may not be suitable for underage audiences. Please read responsibly.*
by Philip Eliot | Dec 31, 2025 | New Adult Romance |
I just announced my engagement to a hot billionaire.Yes, you read that right. A billionaire.And it was announced in the New York Frigging Times.My family is ecstatic and already celebrating.Only they don’t know the truth.My engagement is faker than my Chanel handbag.My fake fiancé, Jackson Pruitt, is paying me to pretend to be in love with him so he can inherit his family’s company.How cliché!My parents are planning free trips to Fiji.I’m counting down the days to end this thing.They don’t know he’s the same man I had a one-night stand with.Or the man who was super annoyed when Lenny at the bodega gave me his number.And promptly left me tied up to a bed for five hours.How rude!Now Jackson and I are headed to the Hamptons to convince his family our love is for real.Only I want to gag.If the hallway bathroom incident is anything to go by, he’s not going to make this easy on me.I’m still blushing redder than a beetroot at the sounds all one hundred guests heard.But believe you me, I’m going to have the last laugh.Jackson Pruitt and I may not be in love, but will I make him go down.
