by Philip Eliot | May 11, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
His country or his wife.He can’t protect both.Federal Air Marshal Reese Donovan walked away from the woman he loved to protect the country he swore to serve. But when his estranged wife, Verity, survives a deadly bombing and wakes up believing they’re still together, Reese is thrust into the most dangerous mission of his life.The next attack is imminent.The enemy is closing in.And Verity is caught in the crosshairs.Now, to keep her breathing, Reese must hide the truth, play the devoted husband she believes he still is, and rely on a security team he barely trusts.As threats close in and the clock ticks down, he’s faced with an impossible choice:Stop a terrorist.Or save the only woman he’s ever loved.
by Philip Eliot | May 11, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
She had a good life. So why did it feel like something was missing?Dr. Tessa Park loves her quiet veterinary practice in Haven’s Creek, her cozy apartment, and the community she’s built. She’s content. Settled. Safe. But lately, a restlessness she can’t name has been whispering that maybe safe isn’t the same as whole.When her mentor calls with an unusual request—fill in as the production veterinarian on a film set in the Nevada desert—Tessa says yes before she can talk herself out of it. It’s temporary. An adventure. A chance to prove she’s capable of more than small-town routine.She wasn’t expecting Absolution.The town is like nowhere she’s ever been—a living movie set where method-acting prospectors share the streets with film crews, the innkeeper quotes scripture between Hollywood gossip, and nothing is quite what it seems. It’s strange, chaotic, and utterly charming.She also wasn’t expecting Jackson Muir.The head wrangler is guarded, stubborn, and convinced that Tessa doesn’t belong on his set. He’s been burned before—by the industry, by people who didn’t share his principles—and he’s not about to let some small-town vet with no production experience prove him right.But animals have a way of revealing character. And the more Tessa and Jackson clash over protocols and procedures, the more they discover an unexpected common ground—and an undeniable pull neither of them planned for.When a powerful enemy sets out to destroy everything Jackson’s family has built, Tessa faces a choice: protect her heart behind the walls she’s spent a lifetime constructing, or risk everything to stand beside the man who’s made her feel seen for the first time in years.Because letting love in means letting go of control. And sometimes the safest thing you can do is surrender.A story about the courage to be vulnerable, the faith to walk through fire, and the unexpected places we find home. Perfect for readers who love enemies-to-lovers romance, quirky small-town settings, and love stories where two guarded hearts learn that the biggest risk is the only one worth taking.A Place Called Home Series — interconnected standalone romances about finding where you belong. Each book features a new couple and can be read on its own.
by Philip Eliot | May 11, 2026 | History, Politics & Culture |
NYRB CLASSICS ORIGINAL: Simone Weil’s searing argument against partisan politics will speak to modern U.S. citizens who are fed up with Congressional infighting and legislative deadlock.“One of the most brilliant and original minds of 20th-century France.” —The New York TimesSimone Weil—philosopher, activist, mystic—is one of the most uncompromising of modern spiritual masters. In “On the Abolition of All Political Parties” she challenges the foundation of the modern liberal political order, making an argument that has particular resonance today, when the apathy and anger of the people and the self-serving partisanship of the political class present a threat to democracies all over the world. Dissecting the dynamic of power and propaganda caused by party spirit, the increasing disregard for truth in favor of opinion, and the consequent corruption of education, journalism, and art, Weil forcefully makes the case that a true politics can only begin where party spirit ends. This volume also includes an admiring portrait of Weil by Nobel Prize winner Czeslaw Milosz and an essay about Weil’s friendship with Albert Camus by the translator Simon Leys.
by Philip Eliot | May 11, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
If you like strong women, dragon-shifting warriors, adorable baby aliens, wild adventures, steamy sensual scenes, and happily-ever-afters, then you’ll love exploring exotic frontier worlds with the Alien Adoption Agency!This exclusive collection includes all three dragon-shifting warrior romances that take place on the frontier moon of Lachesis:Zane:She hungers for justice, but this troubled soldier hungers only for her.Sarah Flynn is committed to avenging her father’s death at any cost. Even if that means adopting a baby and traveling to a remote frontier moon. She’s built a wall around her heart so she can do what needs to be done. But when she meets her new son and the handsome dragon warrior assigned to protect him, she can feel her defenses beginning to crumble.Odin:This young widow swore she would never love again, but a dragon warrior’s heat might just melt her resolve…Liberty has come to Lachesis for a chance to raise a child and get a fresh start on a far away frontier moon. But she isn’t ready for the baby to come with Odin, an Invicta dragon warrior who has sworn to protect the child with his life. And she certainly doesn’t expect the burly warrior to awaken feelings in her that she thought she left behind forever.Rexx:It’s love at first sight for sunny Abigail. Now she just needs to survive the train ride to get to her new home. Abigail Shaw can’t believe her good luck. The Alien Adoption Agency has selected her to adopt adorable baby Rio. And baby Rio comes with Rexx, a handsome Invicta warrior guard, whose dark eyes seduce Abigail before he even opens his mouth. When he offers her his mate bond, she thinks things can’t get any better. She’s finally going to have a family of her own. And they’re getting a free ride on the famous Iron Peregrine express train to their new home. But things on the Peregrine aren’t always what they seem…Indulge in all five Alien Adoption Agency collections: Collection 1: ClothosCollection 2: LachesisCollection 3: AtroposCollection 4: Han-2Collection 5: Sigg-3
by Philip Eliot | May 11, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
Blue Cahill has no clan, no Alpha, or mate. Only rage and fixation toward the people who killed his father. When he lands a coveted position at Bear Spring Ranch, he has trouble cooling off his hot temper long enough to call it home. Will he let go of his fury long enough to see what’s waiting right in front of his face?Frannie Parker isn’t new to loss and heartbreak, but she thought she’d mastered burying it deep down beneath her slumbering grizzly. But when an angry cowboy shows up at the ranch as her new boss, her world is turned upside down, dislodging everything she’d worked so hard to hide from the rest of her loyal clan.Will Blue make the grueling choice between revenge and love?Will Frannie be able to reclaim her past as her own?Will Blue and Frannie be able to lose their demons in order to find each other?Being mated for revenge comes with a price Blue’s not willing to pay.
