by Philip Eliot | Nov 16, 2025 | Fantasy |
Her country is cursed, her father is missing, and she’s falling for a ghost.In Emrys, no one celebrates the end of the year. They lock their doors and hide, hoping to escape the Unseen Hour with their lives intact. Celia knows she should hide with them, but when chance leads her to a long-forgotten journal, the author’s words awaken not only unfamiliar desire, but also the hope that she might finally find her father.Celia enters a realm of death expecting darkness and a vengeful god. What she finds is Orion, the author of the journal that stole her heart. The man is closed off, secretive, and surprisingly charming. What starts as an uneasy alliance between them soon develops into a romance Celia believed lived only in her fantasies.Trapped together in a dangerous but bewitching place, they must face threats hidden within their surroundings, the shadows of their past, and the power of warring gods if they want to break a curse and save their world.The Unseen Hour is a gothic-inspired fantasy romance for fans of forbidden realms, sacrificial love, and mortals standing against gods.
by Philip Eliot | Nov 16, 2025 | Fantasy |
The stars chose them. The prophecy binds them.Twins Fadeya and Seraphina are bound by blood and starlight, named in a prophecy that promises they will either unite the fractured realms or sunder them forever. At Aestral Unison University, where bonds with magical creatures awaken power and the fae world presses against the human one, the sisters are set upon diverging paths.Long ago, fae twins tried and failed to heal the rift between the realms. Their story ended in ruin. Now the question remains: can human sisters succeed where the fae could not?Fadeya, bold and headstrong, believes her rise is inevitable. Seraphina, cautious and uncertain, dreads what the stars might demand. And no bond, not even the bond of sisters, is safe from the pull of destiny.
by Philip Eliot | Nov 16, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
1720: Jack Hunter is about to be hanged for the murder of his neighbor. Jack knows he’s innocent, and the unscrupulous constables will seize his land when he’s dead. He asks Lucy Hamblin, the only girl he ever loved, to marry him in the jail. Her father broke them up four years ago, but now her father is dead. Will Lucy be willing to grant his last request and become the widow Hunter? This book won the short historical category of both the Inspirational Readers’ Choice Contest and ACFW’s Book of the Year Contest for 2007. It was favorite historical of the year among Heartsong readers for 2006.
by Philip Eliot | Nov 16, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
The bestselling author “delivers a strong story of tension, fear and trepidation . . . an excellent mystery that’s certain to keep you in constant suspense” (Romantic Times, Top Pick).As a teenager, Dinah Westlake had witnessed the murder of her pregnant cousin, but a concussion blocked her memories of that night. Now, ten years later, her cousin’s widower, Marc Devlin, had returned to Charleston to give his young son a true Southern Christmas.It was a chance to make amends in a family torn apart by the tragedy—and the suspicion that Marc was responsible for his wife’s demise. But when several dangerous “accidents” occurred amid the colorful holiday celebrations, Dinah’s recollections of that past dark night began to resurface. Would she discover a killer inside the man she’d grown to love?”The characters are real, immersed in true southern charm, and the story is as colorful as the season. I enjoyed reading Season of Secrets and look forward to more from this talented author.” —Laura V. Hilton, author of The Amish Wedding Promise
by Philip Eliot | Nov 16, 2025 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
I’m lost in the jungle, and something is stalking me.Discovering a Mayan ruin in the Guatemalan jungle should have catapulted my archeology career, but I’m lost hours from camp. Worse, something is stalking me. It’s not a jaguar. It’s bigger than anything I’ve ever seen before and wicked fast. I can’t outrun it. I don’t have any weapons.When it catches me…I can’t help but think I’ve fallen back through time to the Jurassic Period, because the creature looks like a T-rex and raptor had a very vicious baby. It’s hungry, too. Very hungry. Though it doesn’t hurt me. Yet.Then a naked man comes to my rescue. Not sus at all.Kroktl says his squad is on a top-secret mission to Earth, and his outrageous physique certainly fits the part of a lab-created super-soldier alien. Who coincidentally smells exactly like the dino-predator that chased me.He claims that I can help him through the heat. By the burning way he looks at me, he doesn’t mean air temperature. In fact, I suspect that I’m next on the menu. After he plays with his food. He’s even calling his squad to come see what he caught.I don’t think I’m getting out of the jungle alive.
