by Philip Eliot | Nov 10, 2025 | Thriller & Suspense |
A single thumb-drive, a family lawyer, and a cabal that’s been grooming powerbrokers since grade school.
Welcome to The List Conspiracy.
She built her reputation winning bruising custody battles in Richmond’s family courts. But when her neighbor’s dog digs up human bones at dawn, and a terrified whistle-blower shoves a USB into her hands, Max Quinn learns she’s holding the key to a decades-old recruitment program that targets children worldwide.
The drive’s contents could expose the shadow syndicate known as Management and its rival, the Circle: a revelation worth killing for.
What follows is a layered mystery that races from genteel courthouse corridors to midnight stakeouts and coded numbers-station broadcasts.
Harry Parker delivers a smart and intricate legal thriller where every deposition masks a threat, and every Southern courtesy hides a loaded gun. If you crave an intelligent and multi-layered conspiracy – masterfully woven with razor-sharp humor and heart – Max Quinn’s first case will keep you up long past your bedtime.
If you crave conspiracies that cut to the bone and courtroom drama that never lets go, dive into The List Conspiracy now.
Based on a True Crime.
Scroll up and grab your copy today… before the Circle erases the evidence for good!
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by Philip Eliot | Nov 10, 2025 | Womens Fiction |
‘This is an absolutely heartbreaking, gripping tearjerker. Be warned, you’ll need tissues. But I loved every minute!’ Amanda ProwseA completely heartbreaking story about the impossible dilemmas two mothers find themselves facing. Perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Amanda Prowse, and Emma Robinson. ‘{::}I promise.’ Meg kissed the top of her daughter’s head, tears welling in her eyes. ‘I’ll never leave you, my beautiful girl. Never.’ At the time, she’d meant every word. But now she had to break that promise…When Meg gets a terrible diagnosis, her only thought is for her family. How will her husband Simon and their beautiful, sweet-hearted, 14-year-old daughter Grace cope when she’s gone?She also knows that she has to finally tell Grace the secret they’ve kept from Grace her whole life. That, though Simon is Grace’s father, she isn’t Grace’s birth mother. Because Simon was married before, and his first wife, Cassie, hadn’t wanted to keep their baby.So Simon and she had stepped up. They’d given Grace the life she deserved, full of light and happiness. But in the family’s darkest hour, Meg thinks Grace deserves the choice to meet the mother who gave her up… because she’s the only mother she will have left.Could you risk destroying the family you’ve worked so hard to create, if it meant your child might get the chance to have a mother again? Even though you can’t know whether her birth mother will ever be able to offer her the love your beloved daughter deserves?Praise for The Daughter She Gave Away:’This is such a beautiful novel that for me had echoes of Jodi Picoult. My heart broke for everyone in the story, even as I couldn’t stop turning the pages. Lisa Timoney is a voice to watch out for.’ Jo Bartlett‘Perfectly phrased and full of compassion and the novel takes the reader on an emotional exploration of motherhood, making you question what you might have done in their place.’ Emma Robinson, author‘An incredibly emotional and beautifully written story of loss and rediscovered love. I loved it!’ Sheila Riley, author‘Wow what a book! I couldn’t put it down. I finished it before work this morning and my eyes are still red raw from crying so hard. It had me on an emotional rollercoaster and I felt all the emotions. What a beautiful book!’ ????? Reader Review‘Phew! That was an emotional rollercoaster and then some! As I mop up my tears, I’m also smiling at the wonder of a mother’s love… Incredible… Pushed every emotional button I have.’ ????? Reader Review‘I’m writing this review with tears streaming down my face. This book captivated me from beginning to end… If you’re looking for a book that will grip your heart, stir your emotions, make you cry, and even bring a smile to your face – this is the one.’ ????? Reader Review‘WOW!!… An emotional rollercoaster of regret, self preservation and second chances which will stay with me for a long time to come.’ ????? Reader Review‘Have your tissues ready, this is a real heartbreaker!… I didn’t want this to end, even though I sobbed through a lot of it!’ ???? Reader Review
by Philip Eliot | Nov 10, 2025 | Literary |
When Aisling O’Mara traded her high-flying career for the chaos of running her family’s Dublin guesthouse, she knew it wouldn’t be easy. With a menopausal receptionist who speaks her mind, a cleaner who believes in resting more than scrubbing, a hot-tempered cook, and a cunning fox who treats the rubbish bin like an all-you-can-eat buffet, every day is an adventure. Add in a revolving door of quirky guests, and O’Mara’s is never dull.Aisling tells herself she’s too busy for romance, especially with her heart still tender from a recent heartbreak. But when Una Brennan checks in, something shifts. Una once passed by O’Mara’s as a young girl, brimming with dreams. Now she’s back—older, wiser, and carrying secrets Aisling is determined to uncover.Because at O’Mara’s, everyone has a story. Some bring laughter, some bring tears—but a few have the power to change everything… and reveal what’s been right in front of you all along.?????‘If you love Maeve Binchy, you’ll love this series.’?????‘Enjoyed the whole story & the friendly warmth of the characters.’?????’I wanted to sit and share a cup of tea with Aisling and the gang at O’Mara’s!’
by Philip Eliot | Nov 10, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
From Thanksgiving and Christmas to rolling in the New Year, the Yada Yadas are “decked out” to celebrate the holidays!Turkey dinners, tree trimming, and decking the halls–it’s that time of year again! And I, Jodi Baxter, can’t wait to celebrate. My kids are coming home for Thanksgiving and Christmas, and then all of us Yadas are getting decked out for a big New Year’s party.But God’s idea of “decked out” might just change the nature of our party plans. A perplexing encounter with a former student, a crime that literally knocks me off my feet, a hurry-up wedding, and a child who will forever change our family…it’s times like these that I really need my prayer sisters.This holiday season, we Yada Yadas are learning that no one can out-celebrate God. So let’s get this party started!
by Philip Eliot | Nov 10, 2025 | Christian Nonfiction |
What does it mean to “leave quietly”? It means making the worst mistake of your life. By leaving quietly, you inflict unspeakable harm on your children and grandchildren.The battle is raging. Two realms are seeking to influence the natural world—light and darkness. There is no middle ground. Depending on how you participate in life, either Heaven or Hell will advance its agenda into the Earth. The Holy Spirit is trying to show us what is at stake. He is trying to create something that will stop an evil every bit as hideous as Hitler. His voice is crying out to everyone, from celebrity pastors to Christian billionaires to everyday believers. He is ordering us to toss aside petty squabbles and build a movement that can destroy the nameless horror we face.Mario Murillo is a bestselling author, popular blogger, and minister of the Gospel. As an evangelist for nearly 50 years, Murillo has weathered many cultural shifts, but his message has remained steadfast. In the midst of our current cultural climate, God is seeking to raise an army of prophetic people whose voices shape the direction of the nation.Do Not Leave Quietly is a prophetic war cry for every reader to:Be ignited with a holy resolve to stop the enemy’s plans.Expose and defeat woke and cancel cultures, and win the war on our freedom.Activate the key to seeing signs and wonders to impact your community.Advance the light of God’s Kingdom in the spheres of influence you are called to impact.Lord, let me use the rest of my life to strike terror into the heart of evil! Say that prayer. Make it your own. If you can do that with faith and sincerity, then you are ready to read this book.
