by Philip Eliot | Jun 7, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
She’s on a mission to save her ranch. Losing her heart isn’t part of the plan.Lonestar Investigator Tucker Pratt is no stranger to trouble—or going undercover to catch those who cause it. This time, he’s driving a cattle transport to unmask a ruthless rustler. When he finds an all-too-familiar stowaway, the case becomes more complicated…and personal.Mallory Evans is desperate for answers. With her cattle disappearing faster than she can replace them, and the sheriff short on leads, she takes her fight for justice into her own hands. And inadvertently throws herself at the mercy of a man she’s not sure she can trust… But relying on each other may be their only shot at staying alive.Escape into a clean romantic thriller where the hunters go boot-to-boot with the hunted, and a Texas-sized attraction could jeopardize everything.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 7, 2026 | Teen & Young Adult |
“A supernatural story of love, friendship, and discovery that’s heartwarming and frightening… engaging, sweet, and realistic all at once.” – Kirkus (Recommends Get It!)Heartstopper meets Haunting of Hill House in this queer coming-of-age romance and ghost story.Cameron can’t believe the boy of his dreams just moved into the house of his nightmares.Sixteen-year-old Cameron Walsh dreads the haunted Victorian mansion across the street, where the ghost of the White Lady roams the halls. When he sees her through the bay window, his ghost-hunting friend Abby wants to investigate. But then the new owners pull up, and Cameron is captivated by the brooding, handsome boy moving in. He longs for a boyfriend, but years of bullying have shattered his self-esteem.Sixteen-year-old Hugo Cruz and his father flip old houses, moving often, fleeing from the grief at the loss of Hugo’s mother. They unknowingly move into the most haunted house in Port Townsend, Washington. From day one, Hugo encounters shadows that move by themselves, locked doors without keys, and hidden rooms. He hides the mysteries from his superstitious father, not wanting to uproot their lives.When the White Lady becomes impossible to ignore, Hugo turns to Cameron to help uncover the house’s dark history. They soon form a bond that goes beyond friendship, but as their feelings deepen, the White Lady’s wrath intensifies. Entangled in a web of sinister secrets, they risk not only their love but their very existence.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 7, 2026 | Christian Nonfiction |
The Church was born in a blaze of personal soul winning as the mission of Jesus Christ became the mission of every believer. Today, that mandate continues. Yet, when it comes to evangelism, many believers lack the passion or know-how to begin. Soul Winning will help! This must-read work by renowned evangelist T.L. Osborn will empower you to reach outside the walls of the church where Christians have hibernated too long—out of touch with an unconverted world. Revised and updated for the 21st century by T.L.’s daughter, Dr. LaDonna Osborn, this classic work will… Inspire and equip you to reach the lostHelp you break free from apathy and insecurity Share timeless truths, insights, and practical methods the Osborn family has used around the worldStir ideas in your heart of when, where, how to evangelizeImpart the heartbeat of evangelism from someone who carries it Jesus needs you to become a soul winner. He can only show His love to the lost through Christians who believe in His love enough to tell about it. The whole world is waiting to see Jesus in action through believers like you!
by Philip Eliot | Jun 7, 2026 | Fantasy |
The first in a new epic fantasy series from David R. Slayton—author of White Trash Warlock—Dark Moon, Shallow Sea is a powerful story of divine betrayal, ghosts, and self-discovery, perfect for fans of the Dark Souls series or Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson.When Phoebe, goddess of the moon, is killed by the knights of the sun god, Hyperion, all who follow her are branded heretics. With Phoebe gone, the souls of the dead are no longer ferried to the underworld, and instead linger on as shades who feast on the blood of the living.Raef is a child of the night. He lives in the shadows, on scraps, eking out a meager existence as a thief. But when an ornate box is sequestered in the Temple of Hyperion, the chance of a big score proves too great to resist. What he finds within propels him on an odyssey across the sea and back again, altering the course of his life forever.Seth is a knight of the sun. But unlike the others of his order, the fire of Hyperion only brings him pain. He believes he deserves this penance, exacted for his unknown origins. Tasked with recovering the contents of the box, Seth must also venture beyond the horizon if he’s to learn the truth about himself.In a dying world divided by the greed of those in power, Raef and Seth find their destinies intertwined—and learn they might have more in common than they ever imagined.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 7, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
“Fans of Francine Rivers should take a look!” — Publishers WeeklySometimes the breaking is the beginning.Tonya has been fighting to keep her family intact, smoothing edges, swallowing hurt, doing her best to be the perfect pastor’s wife. But the moment her husband’s secret comes crashing into the open, everything detonates at once. She finds herself outside in the cold rain, breathless from the shock, while her teenage daughter disappears into the darkness rather than face the wreckage inside.Emma’s escape lands her in the last place Tonya would think to look: the cluttered, closed-off home of Fiona, the reclusive woman next door. Fiona didn’t plan to take in a heartbroken teenager. She didn’t plan to care. But Emma’s arrival ruptures the isolated world she’s built, forcing her to confront the wounds she’s buried for years.As Tonya spirals, Emma hides, and Fiona wrestles with the ghosts she’s locked away, something unexpected begins to unfold one block over: a small band of senior women quietly forming a new church from the ashes of the one that failed them. They don’t know what they’re doing. But they can’t ignore the desperation surrounding them.And the fragile beginnings of that unlikely church are about to collide with Tonya, Emma, and Fiona in ways none of them could foresee.Gritty, honest, and deeply human, Knocking is an intergenerational Christian novel that refuses to pretty up the brokenness—but dares to believe that God still works in the wreckage.
