by Philip Eliot | Jul 29, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
‘Such a delightful cozy mystery! The charming setting, lovable characters, and clever whodunit made this an absolute joy to read’ Reader review ?????’Such a good story, I couldn’t put it down’ Reader review ????? Sacré bleu! As the local village market is in full swing, get ready to stock up on the best products the south of France has to offer, from mouth-watering pastries, to fragrant lavender soap, and second-hand books … and another mystery for amateur sleuth Zoe Pascal to solve! The delightful town of Sainte-Catherine, nestled in the heart of Provence, is preparing for the May bank holiday. The cobbled village square will be packed with stalls of the French market, selling wines, cheese, and other local products. Zoe Pascal, who runs the bookshop, is ready for a busy weekend recommending books to tourists and locals alike. But the festivities have barely begun before Zoe and her loyal companion, Russell the dog, discover a body in an abandoned house behind her bookshop. The police are quick to decide that they’re investigating a murder. And as they’re unable to identify the body, they recruit Zoe to help solve the case. Is there a killer lurking in the bustling streets of Sainte-Catherine? Who in the village is hiding something? It’s up to Zoe to find out, before time runs out…Don’t miss The French Market Murder, another utterly delightful and cozy murder mystery novel, perfect for fans of Clare Chase and T.A. Williams.Readers love The French Village Mystery series: ‘A delightful, original and cleverly plotted murder mystery with a rich sense of place that made me feel I had been transported to the quaint charm of Southern France’ A.A. Chaudhuri ‘A delight from start to finish’ Reader review ????? ‘A murder mystery that is heartwarming, cosy and delightfully bookish’ Jamie West ‘With memorable characters and a rich sense of place, this book is perfect for fans of cosy whodunits’ Reader review ????? ‘Combines the charm of a Provençal setting with a cleverly plotted puzzle that will keep readers guessing until the final page’ Tim Stretton ‘Utterly enjoyable’ Reader review ????? ‘Colourful characters, a beautifully drawn location and a mystery within a mystery make this an eminently satisfying cosy’ Neil Daws
by Philip Eliot | Jul 29, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
The Carlyle Women-four generations,each facing the challenges of her timeand each harboring her own painful secret~“Lyn Cote hooked me from the very beginning, then expertly reeled me across the pages full of romance, suspense, heartbreak, forgiveness, acceptance.”“Breathtaking”“Romance of epic proportions, absorbing and satisfying-a rich journey with meticulous historical detail and vivid characters–a treat for the reader.”Meant for Me, 1917-1929Had to Be You 1935-1945To Love Somebody 1960-1979What Love Is 1990The twentieth century displayed in the rich tapestry of one family’s saga~
by Philip Eliot | Jul 29, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Trusting the Lord to guide her to safety, Alexandra Sims traveled across Montana, never expecting to find the love and family she’d always craved. Good things like that didn’t just happen—they were gifts from God. Alexandra trusted John Corey’s loving smile and agreed to be his adorable daughter’s nanny…at least, until John discovered Alexandra’s painful secret.John Corey led a modest life with his daughter and silently grieved his wife’s death. One day, a beautiful drifter wandered into his life and turned it around. Suddenly, John believed in love again and put his faith in Alexandra. Though she hid her secret past, he wanted to bring her peace and show her how much he cared….
by Philip Eliot | Jul 29, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
TURN THE PAIGE – a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers 5-star Readers’ Favorite romantic comedy
Dr. Paige Ellis has worked hard to make her dreams come true. But somewhere along the way, she lost something important—herself.
Luckily, her dead grandmother is still looking out for her.
When Paige returns home to fulfill her Nana’s last request, she comes face-to-face with an annoying blast from her past. Not only does Nick Collins know just which buttons to push to make Paige crazy, but he also might be the one thing Paige has convinced herself she doesn’t need.
Can Nana and Nick persuade an overachieving workaholic that love might be the best medicine after all?
SINGLE BY DESIGN – a slow-burn, brother’s-best-friend 5-star Readers’ Favorite romantic comedy
Between raising her rambunctious son, owning a business, and coming face-to-face with the ghosts of her childhood, Sara Collins has her hands full.
Investing in yet another man who’s bound to let her down is the last thing she needs.
Travis Nichols is one of her brother’s best friends and all-around good guy. The only thing more painful than his injured ankle might be his difficulty talking to women.
If only all of them were like Sara, he’d have it made.
As Sara wrestles with her past, will Travis help her embrace the future?
MEDITATE ON THIS – a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy
Ellie Walsh is a yoga teacher with a wild past. But meditation hasn’t curbed her appetite for a good argument, nor has it improved her choice in men.
Clay Adams is the king of one-night stands. His aversion to relationships is rivaled only by the pleasure he takes in ruffling Ellie’s feathers.
When Ellie steps in to help an injured Clay, sparks fly.
Can these two hotheads figure out that love really does conquer all?
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by Philip Eliot | Jul 29, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
Three escaped convicts and a runaway girl search for a hidden fortune in stolen military payroll, while being pursued by a nationwide police manhunt, an enraged ex-husband, and a psychotic prison investigator bent on revenge…
70-something Oreny “Big” Johnson has a problem. Actually, he has two. Or maybe three. The first is that he’ll be dead from cancer, less than a year, which doesn’t particularly concern him: “The things I’ve been through, dying is just one more page in a long bad book.” But spending his last living days, taking his last living breath, behind steel bars does.
That’s the second problem: Inmate #78903 in the notorious level-four Washington State prison known as Horseneck Bay. Then there’s the money. Two million dollars of stolen military payroll, supposedly buried in some remote and mysterious south-Texas mountain range called Los Despoblados, or The Uninhabited, which sounds to Oreny like one of those places his Mama Maybell always told him to avoid. But he’ll worry about that later. He has to get there first. Problem number three.
That’s when he brings those two smoldering dynamite sticks he’s attached himself to—his Luke-boy and Jaime—on board to help his tired old body break out of Horseneck and go dig up that money and then hightail it across the border into Mexico. And when they do break out, and Luke decides to bring his girlfriend Lauren along, and her enraged ex comes after them, and then the manhunt starts multiplying faster around them than those cancer cells inside him, Oreny still thinks he can control them. The problems, that is. At least, until Cade arrives.
Cade, the prison investigator Oreny knows is dangerous and unpredictable as a six-foot-two wolverine on eight gallons of adrenalin gone bad. And who won’t stop until he catches them and does to them what Cade does best. Cade, Oreny knows better than anything else, is their biggest problem of all…
“Simultaneously brutal, bloody and beatific, this is crime fiction done right. A relentlessly paced, unpredictable page-turner powered by well-developed characters.” Kirkus Reviews
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