by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2025 | Erotic Romance |
When three rugged lumberjacks buy me at auction, I don’t know whether to be grateful or terrified.So many wrong decisions put me under the control of a dangerous man intent to destroy me. My only way out is to find a place to hide and survive until I can risk going back for everything that’s been taken from me.At the underground auction, I’m sold to the highest bidder.The three men who buy me are huge and rugged, with watchful eyes and powerful bodies capable of tearing trees from their roots. They’re reclusive lumberjacks who take me back to their remote mountain cabin to serve all their needs.West is ex-military. Fierce and brooding, he keeps to himself, but in the bedroom, he seems to want to break me with pleasure to fix his deep wounds.Finn is gentle despite his size and brute strength. He’s reluctant to own me, but his need for closeness burns through his restraint.Jack, ex-law enforcement, watches me like I’m going to bring trouble to their door. He’s mean and harsh and tests every boundary I have. But his sky-blue eyes crave the connection he seems to fear.They introduce me to the isolation and beauty of the mountain forest, and I succumb to their dark desires, desperate for the safety they offer.But even as I submit, I can’t forget what was taken from me, despite the risk to my life if I ever go back. Confessing the truth to three savage strangers feels impossible.Have I surrendered to another relationship that will break me, or should I trust the three gruff lumberjacks with my secret and my heart?Auctioned to the Lumberjacks is a standalone romance in the Auctioned Series.Reader note – This book contains darker themes. These lumberjacks are mean and moody until they’re redeemed by love.
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2025 | Contemporary Romance |
She’s my friend.She’s my best friend’s ex.She just invited me to Mexico for two weeks for her brother’s wedding.Normally, a vacation with friends is always what the doctor orders when you’re nursing a broken heart. Which, we both are.Like I said, she’s my friend. A vacation with her shouldn’t even be a question. But this time it’s just us, there’s only one bed, and the only question I have is how did it take me this long to see her. Really see her. There’s no denying that the feeling is mutual, but in two weeks, reality will come crashing back to us.Or in our case, it’ll book a plane ticket and surprise us on the beach.It may have taken me this long to find the perfect girl, but I’ll do whatever I have to keep her.
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2025 | Historical Romance |
From a New York Times bestseller, a proud Scotsman meets his match in an unconventional female reporter in this Scottish historical romance novella.Let the Games Begin . . .William MacKenzie has always been protective of his Scottish village. When Moraig’s economy falters, he has the perfect solution to lure wealthy Londoners to this tiny hamlet: resurrect the ancient Highland Games! But for this to work, William knows he needs a reporter to showcase the town in just the right light.A female journalist might be a tolerated oddity in Brighton, but newly minted reporter Penelope Tolbertson is discovering that finding respect in London is a far more difficult prospect. After receiving an invitation to cover Moraig’s Highland Games, Penelope is determined to prove to her London editors just how valuable she can be.Penelope instantly captures William’s heart, but she is none too impressed with the gruff, broody Highlander; however, as she begins to understand his plans, Penelope discovers she may want more from him than just a story. She’s only got a few days . . . but maybe a few days are all they need.Praise for Jennifer McQuiston:“One of my favorite new writers!” —Julia Quinn, New York Times–Bestselling Author“With a fresh voice and a gift for the unexpected, Jennifer McQuiston is a fabulous storyteller—make space on your keeper shelf!” —Sarah MacLean, New York Times–bestselling author“McQuiston secures her reputation for creating romantic, empathetic, and unique love stories.” —RT Book Reviews
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2025 | Historical Romance |
A LESSON IN SEDUCTION . . .Miranda Hodgkins has only ever wanted one thing: to marry Robert Carlisle. And she simply can’t wait a moment longer. During the Carlisle family masquerade ball, Miranda boldly sneaks into his bedchamber with seduction on her mind. Soon she’s swept into rock-hard arms for the most breathtaking kiss of her life. But when the masks come off, she’s horrified to find herself face-to-face with Sebastian, the Duke of Trent-Robert’s formidable older brother.Shocked to find Miranda in his bed, Sebastian quickly offers her a deal to avoid scandal: He’ll help her win his brother’s heart if she’ll find him the perfect wife. But what begins as a simple negotiation soon spirals out of control. For the longer this reformed rake tries to make a match for Miranda, the more he wants to keep her all to himself. Capturing the CarlislesIf the Duke DemandsWhen the Scoundrel SinsAs the Devil Dares
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2025 | Fantasy |
Have you ever been minding your own business at work and then were stabbed, and started leaking magic?Willow Jenkins is about to find out that was her best day that week.Family secrets, old grimoires, dragons in Texas, taco trucks, portals through keyholes, a search for a lost love, and finding out you’re on the most wanted list of an evil empire.That gets her to Thursday.Want to see how her weekend went? Get the box wine and Pepsi and pour yourself a kalimotxo and get ready for an epic battle in three parts, a love story, gamers to the rescue, wizards and dark magic, dragons and mayhem in an effort to save Willow’s world. Save the alchemist, save the world.All Willow wants is to go back to her taco truck in East Austin with her dog and hang out at the game shop for magicals behind Pinata World. Is that even possible anymore?This is a story about being brave even when you think you’re just an ordinary person and finding out one day there’s so much more to the world, and then, being courageous enough to just keep going. I wrote it with all of us in mind who are trying to do the best we can hoping for a little magic.
