by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
Betrayed by those he trusted, Captain Barrett Wilson has one mission left.Vengeance.He never consented to become a lab experiment, but his superior officers made the choice for him. When Barrett wakes in captivity, rage is his only companion—until the beast inside him awakens and tears his way to freedom.Now a creature of claw and fury, he hides in the wilds where instincts rule. The blood of his enemies fuels him… until she tracks him down.The huntress.Her scent—a lure he can’t resist.Her stealth—a challenge he craves.Her touch—his undoing and the key to saving what’s left of his soul.Together, they’ll take down the shadowy Project Therianthrope and the general behind it. But love between predator and prey is dangerous—and in the end, one wrong move could destroy them both.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
AN AMAZON TOP 20 BESTSELLER!Climbing Kilimanjaro? No thank you.Climbing it with Miller West? Absolutely f***ing not.A full week without showers, a real bed or Internet was bad enough. Spending it with my family’s sworn enemy—the unbearably smug, indecently handsome Miller West—is a bridge too far.I’m determined to remain enemies, even if sparring with him is my favorite thing in the world. Even if he’s hell-bent on protecting me, whether I need it or not, and surprisingly kind, no matter how awful I am to him.But eight days is a long time to hate someone you’re sleeping next to.Especially when you suspect you never hated him at all.And what happens on Kilimanjaro stays on Kilimanjaro…right?
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
Despite living in an actual castle, happily ever after is evading Margaret ‘Maggie’ Moore.From her bedroom in the Tower of London, twenty-six-year-old Maggie has always dreamed of her own fairy-tale ending.Yet this is twenty-first century London, so instead of knights on white horses, she has catfish on Tinder. And with her last relationship ending in spectacular fashion, she swears off men for good.And then a chance encounter with Royal Guard Freddie forces Maggie to admit that she isn’t ready to give up on love just yet… But how do you catch the attention of someone who is trained to ignore all distractions?Can she snare that true love’s first kiss… or is she royally screwed?Love is in the heir in this royally good rom com – perfect for anyone who likes relatable heroines (with great hair), hot and aloof book boyfriends (with great hats), near misses, almost kisses and a corgi or two.Readers are loving Falling Hard for the Royal Guard:‘As light and airy as meringue’ Entertainment Weekly‘A towering love story’ Daily Express‘A perfect royal rom com’ Bella‘Readers will be charmed’ Publishers Weekly‘I fell hard for this book… The setting and the storyline were totally refreshing’ NetGalley review ?????‘I absolutely devoured this book. There are not many books that I sacrifice sleep for, but this one had me up until nearly 3am!’ NetGalley review ?????‘This book made me feel fuzzy and brought back my love of romance’ NetGalley review ?????‘A jewel of a five-star read … there are some perfect British moments that will keep you hooked and make you smile. It made me so desperate to go and visit the Tower again’ NetGalley review ?????‘What a fabulous debut for Megan Clawson. A heart-warming romance, this was a cute, memorable read. Highly recommend!’ NetGalley review ?????‘I haven’t laughed so much in ages … I thoroughly enjoyed the romantic comedy.’ NetGalley review ?????‘The characters really captured my heart. Very excited to see what Megan Clawson writes next!’ NetGalley review ?????
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2026 | Historical Romance |
“A deeply felt and pitch-perfect continuation that lets its title character finally come into her own.” – Kirkus Review “A masterpiece! Dive in!” – Historical Fiction Company editorial review When Marianne – still beautiful, still impulsive and not yet twenty-one – returns to London, she is rich, with a house in Mayfair and an estate in Dorsetshire. Despite her resolve to remain single, she finds herself besieged with admirers, including the dangerously attractive Willoughby and the charming and irreverent Crawford. Then Marianne’s younger sister Margaret arrives. Margaret’s passion for romance leads to unexpected complications. As Marianne attempts to navigate the social whirl of Regency London, she finds her resolution tested and her feelings torn – between the pull of the past and the allure of the present. ” Marianne captures the essence of Austen… McVeigh throws together favorite characters that readers love, or love to hate, to see how they gel. The result is funny, heartwarming and everything lovers of Austen’s universe could hope for.” – Publishers Weekly’s BookLife Prize “An absolute delight: bright, lively prose and an interesting take on some of Jane Austen’s characters, with more focus on romance and a satire worthy of Austen herself…. Lively and well-written, with charming prose and characters that run true to Austen” – IndieReader editorial review “A vivid portrait of Regency life, filled with class anxieties, and the limitations even wealthy women faced. In the end, McVeigh delivers a rare kind of sequel: one that honors Austen’s world while expanding it. Rather than simply repeating familiar beats, she builds a thoughtful continuation that feels true to the spirit of the original while offering something entirely her own.” – RECOMMENDED. The US Review of Books “McVeigh has captured Austen’s writing style – this could have been penned by Austen herself. Her adherence to Austen’s character development, wit, social commentary and thematic elegance is such that Marianne feels both familiar and fresh… This sequel not only revisits the beloved Dashwood sisters but also explores new themes of love, growth, and resilience. With elegant and engaging prose, McVeigh seamlessly picks up where Austen left off, presenting a Marianne who is complex, thoughtfully portrayed, and deeply relatable… An absolute must-read for Austen fans.” – The Coffee Pot Book Club “Invigorating, self-aware, contemporary… This series continues an immersive delight, extending, honoring, and doing justice to Austen.” – SPR editorial review “I’ve never even considered the possibility of Sense and Sensibility needing to be expanded on, but this is a gift! Stunningly new while keeping Austen’s heart to the last page.” – Lauren Gerock (The Bookstagrambabe) “A treasure … With its blend of temptation and social wit, McVeigh reaffirms why Marianne, with all her impetuous charm, remains a heroine worth another chapter. Admirers of Austen’s sparkling dialogue will feel at home.” – READERS VIEWS editorial “Spectacular! With smooth pacing and classic style, McVeigh delivers a sequel that is sure to please.” – READERS FAVORITE editorial
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Decades ago, Dan and Grace Robertson encountered a horror of childhood legend: Bicycle Bob.Some say he’s an insane drifter with a taste for blood. Others call him evil made flesh and claim his touch will poison your soul. Some say he’s just another country ghost story. Now, Dan is a cemetery caretaker and Grace persists as a strung-out addict living on the fringes. Under the influence of the Newbert brothers, maniac woodsmen prophets who have seen the truth beyond the nighttime stars, she has put a desperate plan in motion. Her brother Dan is the only one who knows the root of her madness, and he alone can uncover the unholy monstrosity hungering beneath the surface of a dying town.David Peak’s The River through the Trees is a grotesque of impoverished rural life, a life of quiet acceptance broken only by drugs, death metal, desecration, and the teachings of an ancient book. Combining the pacing of Dennis Lehane, the cosmic terror of Lovecraft, and the defunct modernity of Ligotti, it is a taut, disturbing story whose haunting images bring to mind the dark places we do our best to ignore.Meet Bicycle Bob today!
