by Philip Eliot | Aug 5, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
In 1982, eight teens disappeared from the Crater Lake School for Boys. Forty years later, a mass grave is found, containing the remains of seven of the boys. What happened to the eighth?Del Honeycutt and bestselling mystery author Sabrina Spencer have carved out a quiet life on seventeen acres in New Hampshire. A construction crew breaking ground for a guest house comes across the mass grave. It plunges Del and Sabrina into a deadly game of cat and mouse, involving murder, a secret project, a lost diamond, and, of course, lies.
by Philip Eliot | Aug 5, 2026 | History, Politics & Culture |
Examines the beginning of the Christian movement during the first centuries AD, and the explosive force of its expansion throughout the Roman world
by Philip Eliot | Aug 5, 2026 | Womens Fiction |
As the sun filters through the farmhouse window, Tasha carefully turns over the fragile envelope, sealed for decades. She shivers. Will this letter reveal the secrets of Bluebell Farm?Arriving at Bluebell Farm in the English countryside, historian Tasha has never felt more alone. Her twins have left for university, her marriage is over, and she’s said goodbye to the place she thought would always be her home. Exploring the tumbledown farm and striking up a friendship with elderly Maud, whose prickly exterior masks a warm heart, offers the distraction Tasha desperately needs.Together with Ryan, a silver-haired, motorbike-riding archaeologist, Tasha digs into the farm’s history. Soon she finds faded photographs and a sealed, yellowing letter that calls to her. But Maud’s eyes fill with tears as she insists the long-lost letter must never be opened. Could it be from Maud’s father, who went missing after the Second World War?Intrigued by the stories hidden behind Maud’s sharp blue eyes, Tasha and Ryan unearth a heart-wrenching secret. Maud’s father’s disappearance is not the only mystery hidden on this farm. If Maud reads the letter after all these years, will it reveal all?And with Maud’s encouragement, can Tasha have a second chance at love with kind-hearted Ryan? Or will the heartache in their own pasts keep them apart?An absolutely stunning, heartbreaking and addictive novel about family secrets and new beginnings. Fans of Barbara O’Neal, Tricia O’Malley and Liz Eeles will adore being swept away to the farms and villages of the stunning English countryside.What readers are saying about The Hidden Letter at Bluebell Farm:‘Wow! I stayed up most of the night to finish this book. I just couldn’t put it down!… Grab a box of tissues.’ NetGalley reviewer, ????‘Oh I loved this… a fave series. I love every single moment… stunned me… so beautiful I felt like it was somehow part of me, part of a shelf in my heart… oh it made my heart ache… just gorgeous… you need to read this book… beautiful.’ Goodreads reviewer, ?????‘I loved this… both heart-warming and heartbreaking… It touched my heart… Excellent.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????‘Phenomenal… will bring you to tears as it breaks your heart, and then put you back together again.’ Cindy L Spear, ??????????‘Had me crying… A heart-wrenching story that will stay with you for a long time.’ Goodreads reviewer, ??????????‘Beautiful… gripping… feels like a warm blanket on a grey afternoon.’ Goodreads reviewer, ????
by Philip Eliot | Aug 5, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
From New York Times Bestselling Author Wendy Corsi Staub, writing as Wendy Markham. Previously published as Slightly Single.Love comes in all shapes and sizes…Tracey Spadolini has everything a chic 24-year-old in Manhattan could want: a handsome boyfriend, her own studio apartment, and an office job that could be a pitstop to her next big break. But then Will decides to leave the city to pursue his theater dreams… with no intention of taking her with him. He says he needs space, but is that really the whole story?Suddenly left adrift in the sticky summer Manhattan heat, Tracey decides it’s time for a reality check. Her un-air-conditioned East Village apartment is a dump, her entry-level ad job sucks, and turns out her relationship has reached a dead end. With the help of her friends and one attractive and kind-hearted guy, she decides to spend the summer reinventing herself…and taking a chance on liking the new woman she becomes.The Slightly Series by Wendy MarkhamBook One: So Not SingleBook Two: Confessions of a One-Night StandBook Three: Did Someone Say Fiancée?Book Four: Happily Ever After AllBook Five: What Happens in Suburbia
by Philip Eliot | Aug 5, 2026 | Fantasy |
Everyone at Ravenswood has something to hide… including the dead.Dark academia meets horror in this mysterious fantasy series. Perfect for fans of Leigh Bardugo’s NINTH HOUSE and Netflix’s WEDNESDAY.–Hell is empty and all the demons are at Ravenswood Academy . . .Mourning the sudden death of her sister, Andy Emmerson knows she must come to terms with a life without Violet. But on the day of the funeral Andy is shocked to discover one thing: the person in that casket is not her sister.Violet is alive.Convinced her sister’s elite boarding school is covering up the truth, Andy enrols at Ravenswood Academy to discover what really happened and find Violet.The school is as beautiful and haunting as the students within it and Andy learns that it’s not just good grades that drives these pupils. Something much darker is at play.After discovering a cryptic note from her sister, Andy must follow a set of clues to unlock the truth. This will bring her into contact with secret societies, ancient magic, demons and monsters. And a charming senior named Jae Han who has his own reasons for finding out what happened to Violet . . .Soon Andy realises the price she must pay to bring her sister home is darker and more dangerous than she ever could have imagined.—Readers are loving All The Devils’Wow, wow, wowwwww!!! I did not expect how this book was going to play out, I couldn’t put the book down’ ***** Reader Review‘I have read almost every dark academia or dark academia adjacent book and All The Devils was SOOO refreshing. The romance, the storyline, the plot. I practically devoured it!’ ***** Reader Review‘Dark academic? Witchy vibes? Art history? Sprinkle of romance? All a recipe for a 5* read in my opinion. The characters and the scenery were all exquisitely, especially when we went to the Underworld. The twists just kept coming when it came to Jae and I spent a good deal of time picking my jaw up off the floor’ ***** Reader Review‘Fans of Leigh Bardugo will devour this series, strong ninth house vibes, and you will never again view moths in the same light!’ ***** Reader Review‘All The Devils and it’s comparisons to ‘Ninth House’ & ‘Wednesday’ were right on the money but there’s more to All The Devils than just that!’ ***** Reader Review
