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.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
A holiday – or the chance of a lifetime? Stacy can’t believe her luck when her best friend Emily invites her on a holiday to Switzerland. The girls arrive at the Lakeside Hotel with high hopes, but their problems begin straightaway. Emily has a knee injury, and something is wrong at the hotel. Where are all the guests? And why is the owner’s son so bad-tempered? Rico Weber knows the answers. He and his hotel-owner father Ralph are grieving the loss of Rico’s mother, and without her good business mind, Lakeside is sliding ever further into financial ruin. It’s not what Rico wants – but can he persuade Ralph to start again? By the last day of the holiday, Stacy knows her life will never be the same again. But the end of the week is just the beginning of the Lakeside adventure… Escape to Switzerland in this heartwarming, feel-good story of friendship, love, and fresh beginnings. Perfect for fans of Sue Moorcroft, Sarah Morgan, and Jenny Colgan.
by Philip Eliot | Jan 2, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
Lara Lloyd didn’t plan on coming home to Talbot Bay after graduating, but slinging pints at the Salty Siren and dodging the winter gales of the Irish Sea feels safer than the life she left behind. That is until Woody Preston strolls back into her orbit. He’s everything she swore off. Charming, infuriating, and dangerously familiar. The kind of man who can turn a casual smile into a promise she’s not ready to hear. Over whisky sours, stolen glances, and a New Year’s kiss that tastes like trouble, old habits begin to look a lot like second chances. But in a town where the rumour mill runs faster than the tide, and where Woody’s privileged world and Lara’s hard-won independence could never fit neatly together, wanting each other might be the easy part. Under the glow of fairy lights and the bite of winter wind, Lara has to decide if she’s ready to risk her heart before the season, and Woody, slip away. A witty, slow-burn romance full of banter, longing, and the pull of home, Beneath the Winter Lights will sweep you back to Talbot Bay where love might just be worth the risk.
