by Philip Eliot | Jan 3, 2026 | Crime Fiction |
Sometimes the past doesn’t stay buried… When her dog unearths a skeleton in a pecan grove, amateur detective Jessica Watts has no idea she’s about to unravel a decades-old mystery that will shake a family to its core. What really happened to Paul Brown, who vanished without a trace years ago? As Jessica investigates, she confronts a tangled web of family secrets–and she’s no stranger to family issues. The suspect list grows as she learns Paul Brown had much to hide and his disappearance might have ended in murder.. From the mountains of the Texas/New Mexico border to the ranches of Mexico, Jessica will risk everything to expose the truth. But some families guard their secrets with deadly determination, and someone is watching her every move. For fans of Sue Grafton’s Kinsey Millhone and Laura Lippman’s Tess Monaghan series, this gripping tale of family, betrayal, and the explosive power of long-buried secrets proves that the past always finds its way into the light—no matter how deep it’s been hidden. Perfect for readers who love Tana French’s atmospheric mysteries and Lisa Jewell’s domestic suspense.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Bobby Richards thought he’d left the war behind. He was wrong. From the jungles of Vietnam to the mean streets of Oakland to the harrowing depths of San Quentin’s Death Row, one man’s journey through hell on earth will keep you on the edge of your seat. As a cop in a rapidly changing world, Bobby faces a new kind of battle—one fought not with bullets, but with wits, grit, and an unwavering moral compass. Bobby must navigate a landscape as treacherous as any war zone. But the real test of his strength lies behind the cold steel bars of San Quentin. As a prison chaplain, Bobby comes face-to-face with society’s most dangerous outcasts, forcing him to confront the darkest corners of the human soul—and his own past. “Three Gates to Hell” is a heart-pounding thriller that delves deep into the complexities of justice, redemption, and the power of forgiveness. With the authenticity that only a former police officer can bring, this novel delivers: Pulse-racing action that rivals James Patterson and Lee Child Intricate plots worthy of David Baldacci and Robert Ludlum A raw, unfiltered look at law enforcement in a changing America A poignant exploration of faith in the face of ultimate evil As Bobby Richards walks through his personal gates of hell, you’ll be right there with him, feeling every punch, every moral dilemma, and every moment of grace. Step into a world where redemption comes at a steep price, and where one man’s journey might just change everything.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Spiritual & Inspirational |
Eat to heal! This accessible Ayurveda book for women taps into the ancient wisdom and power of food as medicine with recipes, menus, and culinary remedies for dosha imbalances and common ailments. Practiced for over 5,000 years in India, Ayurveda is the health-care manual for balanced energy and finding relief from ailments that affect a woman’s well-being. Certified Ayurveda practitioner Emily L. Glaser shares her knowledge of this holistic medicine in an accessible way—with guidance on how to integrate Ayurveda on the path toward healing and balanced living. The power of Ayurveda’s timeless wisdom, writes Glaser, can be found in the kitchen and what you put in your body. Every meal is an opportunity to choose food as medicine, and when you do, Ayurvedic cooking can be a powerful approach to taking control of your health while supporting the demands of day-to-day life. This Ayurveda book includes: • Ayurveda basics: Get an overview of the holistic principles, determine your unique constitution and any dosha imbalances, and discover the foods and recipes that are right for you. • Encyclopedia + remedies cookbook: From hot flashes and menstrual cramps to depression and insomnia, learn how to find relief across a wide variety of health issues and restore imbalances with traditional Ayurveda recipes. • Accessible everyday recipes: Find helpful menus and simple, seasonal recipes designed for your unique energetic balance.
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.
