by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Horror & Paranormal |
2021 Annie McDonnell Memorial Literary Award Finalist2020 Chanticleer International Book Awards Finalist for Paranormal Division2020 Publisher’s Weekly BookLife Prize Quarter Finalist for Fiction 2020 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards Silver Medalist for Paranormal Fiction“I am always on the lookout for exciting new writers, and once I started reading Charleston Green by Stephanie Alexander, I was captivated. This novel leaves the reader entranced; the writing is skillful and clever and funny. I highly recommend this book.” —New York Times Bestselling Author Elin Hilderbrand“With humor, heart and a heaping helping of Southern Charm, Charleston Green brings an entirely new meaning to the term ‘unwanted house guests.’ Tipsy is a lovable, flawed, complex heroine that readers will root for from the first page to the last—and pitch-perfect storytelling will leave fans begging for a sequel. This is Stephanie Alexander at her best!” —USA Today Bestselling Author of Feels Like Falling, Kristy Woodson Harvey If Tipsy Collins learned one thing from her divorce, it’s that everyone in Charleston is a little crazy—even if they’re already dead.Tipsy, a gifted artist, cannot ignore her nutty friends or her vindictive ex-husband, but as a lifelong reluctant clairvoyant, she’s always avoided dead people. When Tipsy and her three children move into the house on Bennett Street, she realizes some ghosts won’t be ignored.Till death do us part didn’t pan out for Jane and Henry Mott, who’ve haunted the house for nearly a century. Tipsy’s marriage was downright felicitous when compared to Jane and Henry’s ill-fated union. Jane believes Henry killed her and then himself, and Henry vehemently denies both accusations. Unfortunately, neither phantom remembers that afternoon in 1923. Tipsy doesn’t know whether to side with Jane, who seems to be hiding something under her southern belle charm, or Henry, a mercurial creative genius. Jane and Henry draw Tipsy into their conundrum, and she uncovers secrets long concealed under layers of good manners, broken promises and soupy Lowcountry air. Living with ghosts, however, takes a toll on her health, and possibly even her sanity. As she struggles to forge a new path for herself and her children, Tipsy has a chance to set Jane and Henry free, and release the ghosts of her own past.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Horror & Paranormal |
In a reality where werewolves are in hiding, it takes a teenager who has nothing to lose to change the world.The Silver Series is a series about teenage werewolves trying to survive in today’s world. They face the trials and joys that come with being a teenager, as well as the additional challenges and dangers of werewolf life.The Silver Series consists of seven books, all of which are included in this set.The next series, The Werewolf Academy Series, is also complete and available!Reader Reviews:***** An action-packed YA paranormal that truly captivates its reader!***** Can’t wait to start the rest of the series!***** It kept me wanting to know what was going to happen next!***** A must to add to your reading list!***** I highly recommend this series for both young adults and the young at heart.***** Brilliantly different and a joy to read!Fans of Jim Butcher, Stephanie Meyer, Carrie Vaughn, and the Vampire Diaries are loving these books! If you are a fan of fast-paced young adult paranormal thrillers, then this urban fantasy series is sure to please.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Horror & Paranormal |
When a young tennis prodigy Merrick silences a crow that interrupts his perfect game, he gets much more than he bargained for. His sister Grace’s warning falls on deaf ears: “They remember faces. They communicate. They never forgive.”What begins as unbelievable corvid harassment escalates into calculated terror. The intelligent birds don’t just attack—they strategize, turning the family’s peaceful suburban life into a nightmare.In this Hitchcockian tale of a battle between human and nature, can Merrick and his family stop the birds from taking their revenge? Not everyone will survive the crows’ judgment.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Science Fiction |
As a Marine, Henry Morgan would have said it was more likely he’d die from enemy fire than from being struck by a flying lawnmower while at a baseball game.But it was the lawnmower that ended up taking him out.A century later, Henry wakes up as a reconstituted intelligence, and is promptly drafted to be the governing AI for America’s first military starship. After decades of model-trained AIs wreaking havoc across the globe, humanity is ready to try something a little more…human.Henry is perfect. For one thing, as a reconstituted intelligence, he has no rights and can be forced to do the bidding of the powers that be. For another, he’s the only Heritage Mind™ with any military experience that survived the Great Power Surge of 2072.So, Henry’s it.Blastoff, good Henry! Our hopes and dreams go with you. Oh, and while you’re at it, could you take a look at the aliens setting up shop in our asteroid belt? They seem to be…multiplying.Download I, Starship now and grab the edge of your seat for this bold new space opera.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Womens Fiction |
From bestseller Clare Swatman comes the Christmas love story of the year! Perfect for fans of The Holiday and Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins Reid.Last Christmas I gave you my heart…Looking up at the departures board in Heathrow airport, her flight to New York boarding soon, Bea Preston knows that getting on that plane changes everything. Her life in London has grown stale, her relationship with boyfriend Dom has run its course, and New York has always been her dream. But it’s a risk – she’ll miss her parents, her friends, her job.What if Bea could live both lives? In one she goes back home for Christmas, and in another she heads to the Big Apple. Would her fate remain the same, or can one decision really change everything? And will Bea get one happy ending – or two…In a grand sliding-doors love story that spans oceans, years and lives, Clare Swatman’s unforgettable tale of fate and friendship is perfect for all fans of Jojo Moyes, Beth Moran and Ruth Jones.Readers love Clare Swatman:‘A treasure of a read and one I’m sure I will come back to again in the future.’?????‘One of the many reasons I’ve grown to really love the author’s books – as well as for her quite wonderful storytelling – is because of their exceptional emotional authenticity…Original, engaging, emotional, uplifting, and filled with warmth – I really loved it.’?????‘Excellent story, I couldn’t put it down, first book I’ve read in a while that shows the true feelings of breaking up and starting over.’?????‘I absolutely loved this book. A story of friendships, heartbreak, new beginnings, forgiveness. Oh and a couple of cute dogs. The story had me totally absorbed from start to finish. Thoroughly enjoyed.’?????‘What a thoroughly enjoyable story. Lovely characters that you get to know and like. I was sorry when it was over and look forward to reading more by this author.’?????Praise for Clare Swatman:’Utterly believable, charming and immersive, full of acute emotional insights and truths, this is a novel every women will identify with. Highly recommended.’ F.L. Everett’An absolutely gorgeous festive read which will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. I related to Bea from the very first page of this beautifully written story.’ Freya Kennedy’It was so easy to get absorbed into the world Clare Swatman has created for Beth. I felt her losses and disappointments acutely, which only made the ending more satisfying. It really kept me guessing, too.’ Laura Pearson’Warm, immersive and hugely relatable, The Lost Letters of Evelyn Wright really tugged at my heartstrings. I galloped through this story of friendship, motherhood and love in all its forms.’ Lisa Timoney’Swatman does it again! An engaging read about heartbreak, navigating new normals and finding your feet in a new life you never expected to have. One to curl up with on a rainy day.’ Rachel Dove’Irresistible… A delightfully bittersweet story that will appeal to fans of One Day’ – Sunday Mirror
