by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
Her first love was always the one that got away… but will heartbreak keep them apart forever?Rancher Brooks Cole has only ever loved one woman. But when she marries his best friend and leaves town, his lifelong belief that he’ll eventually lose the people he cares for most is cemented in stone. Turning his back on love, Brooks shifts his focus to something safe—running his family’s dude ranch with his twin brother.Daisy Hudson always longed to leave her small Montana town—and all the associated pain—far behind. But after a divorce and a family tragedy, Daisy accepts that she must stop running and mend the country fences she broke so many years ago. Determined to stand on her own and start over, Daisy returns to Marietta and answers an ad for a cook at the Diamond in the Rough dude ranch. And then her first love opens the door.As long summer days melt into sultry Montana nights, Brooks and Daisy remember why they were once so wild for each other. But forgiving is never easy and second chances aren’t guaranteed…Perfect for fans of Maisey Yates, Diana Palmer, and western cowboy romance novels!
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
With three months remaining of her marriage of convenience, Savannah is ready to say goodbye to her spoiled rich boy of a husband. He’s annoying and argumentative and used to always getting his way. Sure, he’s hot. And maybe occasionally a little bit sweet. But she doesn’t want to stay married to him.Not at all.He needed a wife for a year so he could inherit his grandmother’s fortune, and she needed to pay off her family’s debts. That’s all their marriage has ever been about.So she really needs to stop falling into bed with him.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2025 | Action & Adventure |
“This is a riveting account of the little-known but tragic early years of the Vietnam air war, seen through the eyes of courageous aviators who fought down their fears to face danger on a daily basis.” –Military Writers Society of AmericaBased on McLean’s real-life experiences as a Navy Crusader pilot, Night Cat Night Trap offers an unforgettable glimpse into the harrowing and heroic stories of airmen who risked—and often lost—their lives in the most lethal anti-aircraft environment ever known.March 3, 1967. Beneath the cover of darkness, an aging warship thundered forward, launching its lethal payload—American fighters and dive-bombers—into skies thick with danger. Vietnamese missiles, relentless artillery fire, and Soviet-built MiG fighters lay in wait.For young airmen embarking on their first missions, many would never return. Rescue operations for downed pilots bordered on suicide missions. Even the ship itself could be deadly with a single misstep on landing. Meanwhile, intelligence officials in Washington—safe in their distant offices—issued orders that sent men straight into death traps.McLean brings these courageous warriors to life, immersing us in their triumphs, fears, heartbreaks, and the lasting scars of war that haunt Vietnam veterans and their families to this day.Brutally accurate and deeply moving, Night Cat Night Trap is a must-read for all Americans.Packed with gut-wrenching action, unbreakable brotherhood, and insurmountable odds, it tells the story of men whose sacrifices asked for no gratitude—yet paved the way for generations to come.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2025 | Cozy Mystery |
A murder, a missing sculpture, and a nose for crime…Angela Atkinson lives a peaceful life in the sleepy town of Hummings Hollow with her best friend and dog, border collie Ruff McPaw. However, life on Angela’s hobby farm at her little historic home might be too peaceful.Barista by day in a town with no bars and approximately five-and-a-half churches, Angela and Ruff are the sympathetic ears that collect most of the town gossip—occasionally hearing things that were never meant for their ears—or anyone else’s. When not tending her farm in the rolling countryside, working in the coffee shop, or fending off concern from nieces who worry over their forty-years-old-and-still-single-aunt—Angela and Ruff are usually right on the tail of a mystery.When Ruff finds retired-carpenter Randy Miller dead in the town lake following the disappearance of an expensive sculpture from a nearby exhibit, the dynamic duo believes there may be more to both crimes than meets the eye. With multiple leads and little cooperation from the police, will they be able to put the pieces together in time to keep an innocent person from going to jail?”A cute story to open the series. I loved the moments where we see what Ruff is thinking… cozy mystery fans who love stories with pet detectives will enjoy this book.” –Reader’s FavoriteDuck Duck Danger is the first book in the Ruff McPaw Mysteries series. If you adore intriguing cozy mysteries with beautiful small towns and a really adorable dog, then you won’t want to miss out on Angela and Ruff’s fun and unforgettable cases.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 18, 2025 | Horror & Paranormal |
Read the supernatural case files from London’s most unsociable gentleman’s club in 10 thrilling short stories from the author of Anno Dracula!Can’t eliminate the impossible? Send for the man from the Diogenes Club . . . The debonair psychic investigator Richard Jeperson is the Most Valued Member of the Diogenes Club, the least-known and most essential branch of British Intelligence. While foiling the plot of many a maniacal mastermind, he is chased by sentient snowmen and Nazi zombies, investigates an unearthly murderer stalking the sex shops of 1970s Soho, and battles a poltergeist to prevent it triggering nuclear Armageddon. But as a new century dawns, can he save the ailing Diogenes Club itself from a force more diabolical still?Newman’s 10 mischievous tales, with cameos from the much-loved characters of the Anno Dracula universe, will entertain fans and newcomers alike.
