by Philip Eliot | Jul 17, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
Three emotional romances. Three HEAs that have been long in waiting. Meet the next generation of the Montgomerys!Big City Romance with a Small Town Feel.The Montgomerys are a lot to live up to. Even more so when the famous ones are your parents.It’s time for the next generation of Montgomerys to live it up and fall hard. They don’t want to make the same mistakes their parents did, nor do they want to follow the paths laid out for them.These Montgomerys are sexy AF and have secrets of their own. It’s time to see what they are made of.After all, Long Live the Montgomerys.Includes:Bittersweet PromisesAt First MeetLongtime Crush
by Philip Eliot | Jul 17, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
He walked away from the spotlight to bury his past. She’s the only thing he wants more than the buckle.Rowan Harper has traveled the American Extreme Bull Riders tour circuit with her stock-contractor father since she was four years old. She’s seen the best rides and the worst wrecks. And then there’s TJ who impressed her most when he didn’t ride at all.T.J. was born to ride and destined for a championship until family tragedy forced him to quit just shy of the finals. His sponsors are gone, but he’s back to stake his claim. He wants the buckle, sure, but he also wants the woman who treats her bucking bulls like lambs and cowboys with caution.She doesn’t need another reckless rider breaking her heart. He doesn’t want to choose between winning and love. Can T.J. really score the championship and the girl? Or will he have to choose between the two..once and for all?A swoony, emotionally satisfying romance for fans of small towns, strong heroines, and rugged cowboys with something to prove.First titled Casey
by Philip Eliot | Jul 17, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
Welcome to Seattle, the Emerald City and home to The Single Dads of Seattle. Ten sexy single fathers who play poker every Saturday night, have each other’s backs, love their children without quarter, and hope to one day find love again. These are their stories…Book 1.) Hired by the Single Dad He needs someone to work with his son, she needs a job. They need to keep their hands to themselves.Book 2.) Dancing with the Single Dad Hanging up your dancing shoes isn’t so easy when you can’t let go of your former dance partner.Book 3.) Saved by the Single Dad Loving yourself is the first step on the road to healing.Book 4.) Living with the Single Dad A pain so powerful can only be eased by a love even stronger.
by Philip Eliot | Jul 17, 2025 | Thriller & Suspense |
Five days before inauguration: Ben Danvers—kidnapped twenty years ago, presumed dead—is found alive. His real mother? About to become Vice President.Rookie FBI agent Emma Noble must deliver this news to Ben. But as the truth unfolds, she realizes his discovery was no accident. For decades, a mastermind has been targeting the heart of American power, positioning pawns throughout government. Inauguration day is his endgame.With each revelation, Emma discovers she’s not hunting a terrorist—she’s battling a genius whose influence reaches deeper than anyone could have imagined.The clock is ticking. Trust is the deadliest gamble.”A propulsive thriller where trust is a gamble and every second counts.”Discover why readers can’t put down Fortunate Son and why Emma Noble is thriller fiction’s most compelling new hero.And when you finish, jump into the next one. A Noble Sin.
by Philip Eliot | Jul 17, 2025 | Mystery |
A British police detective looks into sinister doings in the South of France in a crime thriller with “more than a little excitement” (Kirkus Reviews). Inspector Roderick Alleyn has decamped for the South of France on a family vacation—though for him, the vacation will involve some official poking around. Unfortunately, the object of his poking—the cultish denizens of a sinister and luxurious chateau—are not fond of being poked, and they have a particularly unpleasant way of getting their point across . . . “Charming, cultivated, witty—and none the less terrifying . . .a pure thriller . . .you’re not apt to find a better evening’s entertainment.” —The New York Times
