by Philip Eliot | Oct 3, 2025 | Thriller & Suspense |
A rogue Chinese submarine.A defector with a secret.A deadly cargo, heading for America’s shores…Thomas Caine returns in another Rapid Fire thriller.The Hai Long is one hundred and ten meters long, and glides silently beneath the waves at incredible speeds. It is the most lethal nuclear submarine in China’s naval arsenal. And only one woman knows how to find it…CIA Paramilitary officer Thomas Caine is assigned to bring in a terrified Chinese defector who claims she can track the stealthy submarine’s movements. But he soon uncovers an unholy alliance between the commander of the deadly vessel and a sadistic organized crime cartel.Caine and his allies must battle Chinese assassins, Colombian killers, and nature’s savage fury, as they struggle to crush an international criminal conspiracy. But when his enemies strike at the person he cares for most, the CIA’s deadliest killer takes on a new mission: Revenge._________________________________Praise for Andrew Warren:????? “Andrew Warren is a master of suspense!”????? “Up there with Lee Child and Vince Flynn…”????? “Ian Fleming would be proud!”????? “Twists and turns and enough excitement for two books…”????? “Awesome story! Full of action, suspense, and intrigue…”????? “Andrew Warren is one of the best new authors I’ve read in years.”????? “A heart stopping roller-coaster ride!”????? “Rivals any bestseller I have ever read.”????? “Move over Jason Bourne… Here comes Thomas Caine!”????? “Andrew Warren has become one of my favorite authors, and Thomas Caine one of my favorite characters.”????? “Thomas Caine deserves a spot alongside Mitch Rapp, The Gray Man and many more.”___________________________________________Fans of Reacher, Rapp, and Bourne will love Thomas Caine. In this explosive mission from his past, can Caine stop a rogue Chinese submarine commander before he unloads a deadly cargo on America’s shores?
by Philip Eliot | Oct 3, 2025 | Mystery |
Gentleman sleuth Albert Campion tries to solve the murder of a prominent publisher in this “vivid and witty” British mystery (The New York Times). Scandal hits the prestigious publishing house of Barnabas when one of the directors is found dead in a locked cellar. All eyes are on the other partners at the firm—cousins of the dead man with much to gain from his demise—and all rumors hint at a connection to the disappearance of another director decades earlier. Desperate to salvage their reputation, the cousins turn to Albert Campion—but will his investigations clear the Barnabas family name, or besmirch it forever? “My very favourite of the four Queens of Crime is Allingham.” —J. K. Rowling “Ms. Allingham has a strong, controlled sense of humour and is never dull.” —Times Literary Supplement
by Philip Eliot | Oct 3, 2025 | Crime Fiction |
A Canadian cop is up against a local femme fatale in a thriller of “fierce suspense” that launched the Fox TV and Hulu series Murder in a Small Town (Publishers Weekly). It’s sunny days for Staff Sergeant Karl Alberg, even as everyone else in Canada is shivering. The magnificent Cassandra Mitchell, who has a disconcerting habit of disappearing from both the town of Sechelt and Alberg’s bed, has appeared once again. And though Alberg is effectively the police chief, the most pressing thing on his desk right now is the spunky old lady who has apparently absconded from her retirement home—most likely in search of a good martini.But a storm is brewing for Alberg, just a few miles down the peninsula. Zoe Strachan, Sechelt’s newest resident, is the sort of enigmatic seductress who could get away with murder. And when her ne’er-do-well brother takes a fatal tumble down her basement steps, it’s time for Zoe to wrap the local law enforcement around her little finger. And while Alberg is certainly nobody’s fool, this case has him tied up in knots.
by Philip Eliot | Oct 3, 2025 | Cozy Mystery |
Get this complete series from a USA Today bestselling author. You get **four** wonderfully witty whodunnits set in a cozy Midwestern town in Illinois.This box set even includes a **bonus** never-before-published novella.Do you love Miss Marple and Murder She Wrote? Then meet crime-solving grandma Helen Evans and her tomcat sidekick. She can’t resist a mind-boggling puzzle . . . whether that’s a crossword or a murder mystery.Fans of Deany Ray, Kathi Daley, Tricia O’Malley, Charlene Weir and Jeanne M. Dams will go to hell and back to read these addictive cozy mysteries.MEET THE DETECTIVEGrandmother and widow Helen Evans is seventy-five years old. Helen’s husband Joe died three years ago so now she lives with just one roommate: a twenty-pound tomcat named Amber. She finds joy in crossword puzzles and quilting. She’s full of moxie and hardly feels like her expiration date has passed, so when the sheriff clearly requires her assistance in solving murders, what’s a gal to do? Frank Biddle is a stand-up guy, but he just doesn’t have her encyclopedic knowledge of the town’s residents and all their life stories. Sometimes he calls her ‘Miss Marple’, but he’s just teasing. Like any good puzzler, Helen will go to hell and back to find the answers.READERS ADORE THE HELEN EVANS INVESTIGATES MYSTERIES!‘I’ll read anything by Susan McBride.’ — #1 New York Times bestselling author Charlaine Harris‘The clever senior sleuth is a cross between Miss Marple and your favorite grandmother, and the intriguing plot will keep readers turning the pages until the surprising conclusion.’ — #1 New York Times bestselling author Denise Swanson?????‘It was fun to read and kept you guessing.’ Mary?????‘Light-hearted murder mystery set in a small USA town.’ Helen?????‘A delightful cozy mystery!’ K.C.Get this complete series plus a bonus novella full of small-town charm.THE SETTINGRiver Bend, Illinois, is a cozy Midwestern town set in a valley along the Mississippi River. Though River Bend might not seem like much, it does have a sheriff, a grocer’s, a diner, a hair salon, a small harbor, and even a defunct lighthouse. Creeks run through the verdant grounds, and, in the wettest of springs, flooding can shut down the whole town. The good people of River Bend are like one big family. Those who have secrets don’t tend to keep them for long. If there’s one thing River Benders are known for, it’s sticking their noses where they don’t belong.
by Philip Eliot | Oct 3, 2025 | Cozy Mystery |
Make new friends. But kill the old.Reunions are great. Especially if everyone makes it home alive. After twenty years living in France, Maggie’s proud of her language skills and her ability to adapt to a foreign culture, so when four women from her Atlanta high school invite her to get together for a mini reunion in Paris, Maggie can’t wait to show them how she’s changed.Unfortunately, after two awkward days and a miserable Seine River tour Maggie realizes what she should have remembered—three of the four girls were never really nice to her in high school—and the fourth one didn’t know she existed. Everything changes dramatically however, when, on the morning that Maggie decides to leave early, one of her friends is found brutally murdered in her hotel room.The police suspect the killer is one of the four surviving friends with Maggie’s name topping the list. Determined to prove her innocence, Maggie plunged into the secret pockets and hidden quarters of Montmartre and the nontouristy parts around the Sacre Coeur to find out the truth. In the process she discovers that each of her friends had reasons for wanting Christy dead.As suspicions deepen and tensions rise, what started as a fun reunion in the City of Light, becomes an intense game of life-and-death as Maggie races to unmask the killer and the decades-old secret that drives her—before she kills again.Murder in Montmartre is a riveting international whodunit about the snarled perceptions of old friendships, and the treasures – and tragedies – that can arise when a terrible past that won’t die collides with the lies of the present.
