by Philip Eliot | Jun 30, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
A must-read, gripping, heart-pounding US serial killer thriller from bestselling author Keri Beevis! Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Tess Gerritsen and You! Twenty-Six Letters. But only one Killer? I’d just graduated high school in Oregon when the Alphabet Killer began his reign of terror at Juniper College. Eight students were murdered, each with their surname initial carved into their bodies – A to H.When the next victim, ‘Victim I’ escaped, the Alphabet Killer was revealed to be Professor Rodney Boone. He died that night when his house went up in flames.Now, eight years later, I am a rookie police officer, and while out on patrol I discover a dead body – a student with the letter ‘J’ carved deep into his flesh.Everyone assumes it’s a copycat. It has to be. Boone is dead, right? That’s what all the reports said, although his actual body was never found…As the body count rises, we race against time. Can we find the killer before he can complete the alphabet?If you loved this – try the next page-turner in the Rebecca Angell series – The Storybook Killer – a sadistic killer with a chilling agenda.This book was previously published as Dead Letter Day and M for MurderWhat everyone is saying about The Alphabet Killer:’I was grabbed from page 1 – brilliant!’ – Valerie KeoghAngell and Hickock – the new team on the block. A serial killer story with a difference. Brilliant story, excellent characters. Five stars from me’ – Anita Waller‘From the moment I turned the first page to the last word I was hooked. Rebecca Angell is a likeable and feisty character, who you will be rooting for until the end’ – Patricia DixonA fantastic rollercoaster of as story– well written and meticulously planned to cover the murderers’ tracks – highly recommended’ – Amanda James’kept me gripped until the end’- Reader Review’recommend to any fan of detective or crime fiction’- Reader Review’Excellent storytelling, turns and twists and good mystery’ – Reader Review’Brilliant edge if your seat crime novel couldn’t put it down’ – Reader Review
by Philip Eliot | Jun 30, 2026 | Romantic Comedy |
Neighbors Like ThatHe started our war–I intend to finish it. Buying a house in the suburbs was supposed to be low stress: my own little haven to decorate and landscape exactly how I want.Instead I find myself locking my garbage can to keep pests out–pests that are six-foot-one, green-eyed, and far too good looking.My trespassing neighbor is rude and entitled. It isn’t long before war is declared and I find myself stooping to immature pranks. When trouble lands at my door, my unlikely neighbor starts knocking on my heart. Was I ready to answer?Christmas Like ThisI know exactly what I’d like to put in Trey’s stocking: the biggest lump of coal I can carry. Unfortunately, I won’t get the chance, because our boss has delivered an ultimatum: plan the company Christmas party with Trey and learn to get along, or else. After only one day of trying to plan the Christmas party, I’m ready to pick the “or else.”Is it possible to learn to get along with the most aggravating, overprotective, handsome guy I’ve ever known?We’re about to find out if we can get our names off the naughty list or not.Friends Like TheseWhat do you get when you take over a failing golf course? A woman.My grandfather left me his golf course so he could enjoy an early retirement. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the only thing he left for me… Page comes to my golf course—winning the hearts and minds of (most) my staff by permanently relocating the deadly mascot left by my grandfather.This beautiful woman with a million terrible ideas and a wanderer’s heart is determined to help me. I don’t need her help—but I can’t seem to tell her no, even if I end up being the proud owner of a one-legged chicken.Page Boone is going to drive me crazy—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.Vacations Like ThisSome people view nosiness as a character flaw. I prefer to think of it as a useful skill. Like a sixth sense or intuition. It’s my super power. And since I became a reporter for my small town newspaper, I like to think my super power puts bagels on my table.A tiny (quite big, actually) mistake has me eagerly accepting a contract job investigating a resort being built in a small Colorado town. But there’s one small problem. (6’4” according to his license—maybe my nosiness does go too far sometimes.)What I didn’t count on was being double-booked in a cabin with Mack Boone. Our families have known each other since high school, so it feels wrong to kick him out of my cabin.Besides…he’s kind, he’s protective, and a great kisser. Three qualities I admire in a man.But when I find out why he is in town, I realize I’ve made yet another mistake.No more kissing, Kimber. He’s the enemy. Lines are drawn. (Literally.) Wars fought. Hills sledded. Lips kissed. Oh right, I wasn’t going to do that one anymore. Maybe I’ll call it research…The more I investigate the resort, the more time I spend with Mack…the more I wonder what I’m really fighting against. The more I wonder if I can take a chance on love.What if the villain is really the hero in this story?Tuesdays Like ThisMy grandma’s dying wish is to see me married. That’s kind of hard when my idea of commitment is finishing a TV series.So I organize a fake wedding to Jordan Boone.I’ll be the wish grantor and keep my freedom.Do I know my fake husband? Barely. We played together as children since our grandmothers were best friends, so I’m grateful he’s willing to go along with my wild idea.Except someone (ahem, Mimi Boone) interferes, and apparently we’ve been married for real. My very real hunk of a husband has grown up to be a fiiiine man.That still isn’t enough for me to want to be trapped in a marriage. Undoing it should be easy. It will be easy. Just as soon as I get this inheritance mess straightened out…
by Philip Eliot | Jun 30, 2026 | Science Fiction |
The world ended twice. Now, one mother and daughter fight to survive—and to find a place where hope can grow again.Months after a deadly virus devastated the globe, Nicki Sorenson clings to her Florida home with her teenage daughter Lily and their two dogs, surviving on dwindling supplies rather than face the dangers beyond their door. When a catastrophic hurricane forces them inland, they must navigate a shattered world where trust comes at a deadly price.Following rumors of an off-grid teaching farm that might offer sanctuary, Nicki joins unlikely allies and faces impossible choices. But their greatest threat may be the charming stranger whose dark agenda could destroy everything she’s fighting to protect.In a world that keeps taking everything away, can a grieving mother find the strength to protect what matters most?A gripping tale of maternal courage and resilience after the collapse of civilization.__________________A standalone novel in The After Collection: A series of survival thrillers about resilience, hope, and found family in the aftermath of catastrophe.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 30, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
Adam Hammond is at home with his wife, Addy, and son, Tate, when the end of the world begins. The sirens that blast from the city below the suburbs are an indication that something is wrong. They are a message that something has changed in the world and their lives will never be the same. Adam and his family watch live TV as a street reporter is murdered by something unseen and they know that whatever is hunting for flesh in those urban blocks will soon arrive in their neighborhood.It is time to leave their home and head for the mountains, where hopefully, the creatures now roaming the Earth won’t follow. If they don’t escape the suburbs, soon, they will fall victim to the horrible monsters who are coming to their street.Unfortunately, once they arrive at their destination in the Rockies, they realize the monsters have beaten them there, and they come to understand those creatures may not be the worst of their fears. While the monsters, who only come out at night, arrive at their door appearing to be other people, people they know and love, there is another threat brewing.A nearby family, in a cabin like theirs, seems to be evil in their own way, even for people surviving the end of the world. As Adam will come to find, this family may pose a worse threat than the beasts who bury themselves in the ground during daylight.When an awful incident arises, and Adam seeks justice, he comes to meet someone who needs his help desperately. This person needs him, and he needs her, but she may not be who he believes her to be, and she may present the greatest risk of all.Night after night, the monsters come to his front door disguised as those he has lost, begging to be let in. They torture him but not nearly as much as the girl he has saved.In the end, the secret she reveals will devastate him more than anything that came before.Be prepared. Be ready for the coming dystopian horror and hope you can survive it all.Adam’s ready. If everything goes his way, in the end, he’ll still be here. Will you?
by Philip Eliot | Jun 30, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
2024 EDITOR’S PICK – BOOKLIFE REVIEW2024 SILVER MEDAL – READER VIEWS LITERARY AWARDS2024 GRAND PRIZE FINALIST – ERIC HOFFER AWARDS2024 HONORABLE MENTION – ERIC HOFFER AWARDS2024 TOP PICK – KILLER NASHVILLE SILVER FALCHION AWARD2024 BRONZE MEDAL – READERS’ FAVORITES AWARDSGet in, sit down, buckle up, and hang on!Was it an accident? Or was it murder? Private pilot Cassie Deakin lands in the middle of an unwanted adventure and reluctantly agrees to team up with Deputy Frank White to investigate the mysterious death of young Lacey Alderson.But as Cassie and Frank peel back the layers of one mystery, they uncover deep and sinister secrets in the rural community Lacey’s family lived in. Armed with only a single, cryptic clue to the death of the child, Cassie makes a crucial discovery that lands her in the crosshairs of a murderer.
