by Philip Eliot | Dec 26, 2025 | Womens Fiction |
‘Breathtaking… had me hooked’ ?????‘LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this book!!’ ?????‘Fantastic… I lost all track of time!’ ?????‘A truly heart-warming read!!’ ?????‘Absolutely amazing’ ?????Periwinkle-blue flowers spill over the picket fence, framing the simple wooden sign that reads Hydrangea House. But Molly’s eyes fill with tears. Her grandmother Beverly used to stand right there in the doorway, ready to welcome guests. Now Beverly is gone, will the inn close forever?Grieving and newly single Molly Anderson begs the wealthy Frost family, owners of Hydrangea House, to allow her to run the inn for one last summer before they shut it down. She vows to give the final guests a summer to remember by the sea. It’s what Beverly—who worked uncomplainingly for the Frosts her whole life—would have wanted.But when an elderly woman checks in claiming to know a secret about Beverly’s true connection to the Frost family, everything Molly knows about her beloved grandmother is called into question. The woman says that a message in a bottle hidden somewhere at Hydrangea House, will not only reveal the truth, but could stop the Frosts’ plan in its tracks.Desperate to do whatever she can to save Hydrangea House, Molly combs the inn from attic to basement, helped by visiting oceanographer Matt. She could never get involved with a guest, but Matt’s kindness as he listens to her worries, and the way his deep brown eyes keep locking with hers are hard to ignore…But as they fill their summer with searching, rumors and bad reviews about Molly start to spread. By delving into the mystery of the past, has she shattered any chance of the inn’s future? Can Matt be trusted, or is he more closely linked to the Frost family than she thought? And when she finally unlocks the secret about her grandmother, will it bring Molly peace—or tear her apart?An absolutely gorgeous read about learning to trust, the meaning of home, and the importance of family. Fans of Debbie Macomber, Carolyn Brown and Mary Alice Monroe will be captivated.Read what everyone’s saying about My Grandmother’s Inn:“LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this book!!… another delightful, sweet read… lovely, heart-warming characters.” Goodreads reviewer, ?????“This is a wonderful, heart-warming story that will lift your spirit and heart! … I absolutely loved it!” Goodreads reviewer, ?????“What a beautifully told story! I was captivated from the start and eagerly turned the pages all day long.” Goodreads reviewer, ?????“Oh fantastic! I love this series. They fill my heart with so much love… A beautiful tale from start to finish, I couldn’t put it down.”@susannescott, ?????“I absolutely adored this novel… an absolute gem … Kristin Harper knows how to steal your heart with her fascinating characters.” Cindy L Spear, ?????“What a truly heart-warming read!!… sweet and moving novel filled with such endearing characters… engrossed from start to finish.” Steph and Chris Book Review, ?????“A fantastic read.”@karen_loves_reading, ?????“I have absolutely loved this story… drawn in from the very first chapter … Adored getting to know all of the characters.” Goodreads reviewer, ?????“A touching tale and a delight to read.”Goodreads reviewer, ?????“I absolutely loved this book, I was captivated the whole way through.” Goodreads reviewer, ?????“This series keeps getting better… had me turning pages and kept me on the edge of my seat.” Goodreads reviewer, ?????
by Philip Eliot | Dec 25, 2025 | Humor & Entertainment |
In the exciting sequel to Greegs & Ladders… wait, what? Sequel?! It’s okay, you aren’t required to read Greegs & Ladders before reading this book. You could start here and be just fine. But if you wanted to read the first book, that’s great. Awesome, in fact. There’s probably information about where to find it around here somewhere. We’re rambling on too long about the first book. Let’s hear what this one’s all about. What happens when two halves of a planet were designed by an ancient god as a key for unlocking portals to unknown dimensions? Saddled with this question are 3 immortal aliens who spend their lives exploring space and seeing how many adventures they can fit into a business year. Join Dr. Rip, Wilx the Astrospeciologist and Krimshaw the Greeg as they encounter countless planets and species while partaking in all the side-quests. They will meet a gaggle of brand new characters. They will cross paths with legacy cameos. They will try to greenlight a new Rick Moranis movie. All this while being pursued by the maniacal overlord Alabaster Jishtolcrux and his roving band of brainwashers. Featuring enough made-up words to fill an index, The Invisible Dimension is a comedic sci-fi romp that bristles with absurdity while lambasting as many human institutions as possible in the allotted pages. Take a ride into the Greegs Universe (if your consciousness isn’t torn to shreds during the not-for-human feat of traversing The Invisible Dimension).
by Philip Eliot | Dec 25, 2025 | Science Fiction |
In the exciting sequel to Greegs & Ladders… wait, what? Sequel?! It’s okay, you aren’t required to read Greegs & Ladders before reading this book. You could start here and be just fine. But if you wanted to read the first book, that’s great. Awesome, in fact. There’s probably information about where to find it around here somewhere. We’re rambling on too long about the first book. Let’s hear what this one’s all about. What happens when two halves of a planet were designed by an ancient god as a key for unlocking portals to unknown dimensions? Saddled with this question are 3 immortal aliens who spend their lives exploring space and seeing how many adventures they can fit into a business year. Join Dr. Rip, Wilx the Astrospeciologist and Krimshaw the Greeg as they encounter countless planets and species while partaking in all the side-quests. They will meet a gaggle of brand new characters. They will cross paths with legacy cameos. They will try to greenlight a new Rick Moranis movie. All this while being pursued by the maniacal overlord Alabaster Jishtolcrux and his roving band of brainwashers. Featuring enough made-up words to fill an index, The Invisible Dimension is a comedic sci-fi romp that bristles with absurdity while lambasting as many human institutions as possible in the allotted pages. Take a ride into the Greegs Universe (if your consciousness isn’t torn to shreds during the not-for-human feat of traversing The Invisible Dimension).
by Philip Eliot | Dec 25, 2025 | Science Fiction |
DAUGHTER OF THE SAHEL
Ark of Remembrance: Book 1
The future remembers everything.
But someone is deciding what gets forgotten.
Zahra Sombi is the brilliant architect behind the Ark of Remembrance—a revolutionary memory system built in the heart of Zanzara, a futuristic African city shaped by return, innovation, and imagination. The Ark was created to preserve four hundred years of Black American history—not as textbooks or timelines, but as living experience.
The Ark doesn’t archive the past.
It lets you feel it.
When the system begins to fracture, Zahra uncovers a threat far more dangerous than a technical failure. A silent digital force known as the Hush is infiltrating the Ark, rewriting memory from the inside—softening resistance, erasing truth, and leaving no trace behind.
To stop it, Zahra is forced into an alliance she never wanted.
Elijah Jamison is a brilliant cybersecurity expert with his own secrets—and a history with Zahra that burns as hot as their mistrust. He challenges her authority. She questions his motives. And yet, the closer they get to saving the Ark, the harder it becomes to deny the pull between them.
Because some enemies don’t just collide.
They ignite.
As political pressure mounts, betrayals surface, and the Ark’s intelligence begins to awaken, Zahra must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice—for legacy, for truth, and for a love that could change everything.
Because when memory becomes a battleground,
the heart may be the most dangerous weapon of all.
Daughter of the Sahel is the gripping first novel in the Ark of Remembrance trilogy—an Afrofuturist sci-fi romance about memory, power, and an enemies-to-lovers bond forged in the fight against erasure.
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by Philip Eliot | Dec 25, 2025 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
DAUGHTER OF THE SAHEL
Ark of Remembrance: Book 1
The future remembers everything.
But someone is deciding what gets forgotten.
Zahra Sombi is the brilliant architect behind the Ark of Remembrance—a revolutionary memory system built in the heart of Zanzara, a futuristic African city shaped by return, innovation, and imagination. The Ark was created to preserve four hundred years of Black American history—not as textbooks or timelines, but as living experience.
The Ark doesn’t archive the past.
It lets you feel it.
When the system begins to fracture, Zahra uncovers a threat far more dangerous than a technical failure. A silent digital force known as the Hush is infiltrating the Ark, rewriting memory from the inside—softening resistance, erasing truth, and leaving no trace behind.
To stop it, Zahra is forced into an alliance she never wanted.
Elijah Jamison is a brilliant cybersecurity expert with his own secrets—and a history with Zahra that burns as hot as their mistrust. He challenges her authority. She questions his motives. And yet, the closer they get to saving the Ark, the harder it becomes to deny the pull between them.
Because some enemies don’t just collide.
They ignite.
As political pressure mounts, betrayals surface, and the Ark’s intelligence begins to awaken, Zahra must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice—for legacy, for truth, and for a love that could change everything.
Because when memory becomes a battleground,
the heart may be the most dangerous weapon of all.
Daughter of the Sahel is the gripping first novel in the Ark of Remembrance trilogy—an Afrofuturist sci-fi romance about memory, power, and an enemies-to-lovers bond forged in the fight against erasure.
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