by Philip Eliot | Feb 8, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Charlie Rhodes is psychic, telekinetic and loaded for bear. She’s also hiding amongst the very people who are looking to find someone with her particular skillset. She’s young, energetic, and fresh out of college. She’s also landed her dream job with The Legacy Foundation, a group of individuals who are looking for proof of paranormal and legendary creatures. Charlie has to keep a secret while trusting the others to watch her back. It’s a delicate balancing act. It’s also a lot of fun. This three-book omnibus includes the first three books in the Charlie Rhodes Cozy Mystery series. Included are: The Bigfoot Blunder, The Chupacabra Catastrophe and The Werewolf Whoops. Sit back and enjoy the ride. The laughter and tears will stick with you long after the story ends.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 8, 2026 | Romantic Suspense |
ZANE Is it wrong that I watch him? Leif Anderson seems like a friendly, kind, normal, boy-next-door type. Unlike me. His stalker, a creep who moved into the place next to his parents’ house to keep an eye on him. I’m not the bad guy, though. I’m the one who will protect him. The cops don’t believe he’s in danger. Maybe they’re right, and this is all in my messed-up head. I’ve been wrong before. And no matter how I justify this to myself, my motives aren’t entirely pure. It’s impossible to watch a guy this hot walking around in those adorable beanies without getting a little turned on. When he discovers my secret surveillance, I’m sure it’s over. No way he believes my reasons for watching him, but he doesn’t report me for my crime. He’s curious about me in a way I don’t expect from a straight guy. Or as I quickly learn, maybe not so straight. Before I know it, we’re on a journey, exploring this wild, exciting part of Leif while I try to keep him safe from harm. But the closer we get to one another, the more I wonder: what if it was all in my head? What if no one’s coming for him? What if the real threat to Leif is me, the guy next door? CW : The Guy Next Door is a steamy romantic suspense novel but contains content that may trigger some readers. Please use the “Look Inside” preview to view the complete CW at the start of the book. This warning contains spoilers for the novel.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 8, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
From debut author Laura Elliot comes a tense horror novel emboldened by the surreal, perfect for fans of 28 Days Later and The Quiet Place . Science has stolen sleep and awakened a world of horror. “I’ve been an insomniac all of my life, but I’m not Sleepless and I won’t become Sleepless, just as long as the chips that were put into their heads never get put into mine. There’s little chance of that, since I won’t put the machinery into my brain and neither will Edgar and neither will the Professor, and we’re the only three left who could. I don’t want to be Sleepless…” Civilisation has ended. In a bid to make us more productive, to give us more time, science took sleep from humanity. But sleeplessness turned people into feral monsters and now a small group of scientists are trapped in the Tower of London, consumed by guilt at what they have done and desperately searching for a cure. And then one day, as the last ravens circle, two miraculous survivors walk into the Tower. Are they the answer or a terrible question?
by Philip Eliot | Feb 8, 2026 | Fantasy |
Fifty years of silence. Fifty years of running from the past. Now, the past is coming back. A sorcerer haunted by dreams of a city he’s never seen. A blind woman who feels the pulse of someone she thought was gone forever. And a survivor waiting in the shadows, certain that something has been moving toward them all along. They don’t know why they’re being drawn back together. They don’t know what has been waiting in the dark. And after half a lifetime apart, they don’t know if they can survive the truth. Reunion of the Three is the electrifying beginning of The Ring of Worlds, a story of broken bonds, buried secrets, and a destiny that refuses to stay hidden. The silence is over. The call has begun. And some answers are more dangerous than the lies that hid them. These novels feature a diverse cast of characters of different ethnicities and orientations. They aren’t standalone stories and must be read in order.
by Philip Eliot | Feb 8, 2026 | Fantasy |
Isyr. Stronger, brighter, more beautiful than other metals. Once the most desirable thing in Ellasia, now it is priceless, the pure Isyrium needed to produce it mined to exhaustion. What’s left is controlled by the powerful mining syndicates, and such is the demand for their Isyrium that even kings do their bidding. Yet just as the beauty of Isyr hides a deadly secret, so too do the syndicates. A terrifying enemy is spreading a plague across the land, a sickness that kills or transforms everything it touches. Unable to contain the outbreaks, the king of Lankara recalls from exile his former friend and military commander, Alyas-Raine Sera, a man who has spent years fighting syndicate expansion and whose resentment over his exile makes him an unpredictable, dangerous ally in the power struggle between the rulers of Ellasia and the mining companies. Attached to the embassy sent to recall Alyas, apprentice surgeon Brivar finds his skills and loyalty tested as his service to his new patron uncovers secrets about Isyr and the plague that link it to the mining of Isyrium – and threaten the life of the man it is his duty to safeguard. In their own separate ways, Alyas and Brivar must take on the might of the syndicates and confront the greed, murder, betrayal and impossible choices of a crisis that has been decades in the making – and the price of their failure could be everyone and everything. The Many Shades of Midnight is a gritty political fantasy about friendship, sacrifice, and the fight for survival in a world where greed drives everything and no one can be trusted. If you enjoy complex characters, intricate world-building, and high-stakes intrigue, you’ll love this standalone grimdark fantasy.
