by Philip Eliot | Dec 21, 2025 | Womens Fiction |
What if a DNA test reveals everything you thought you knew about your family to be a lie?Matilda Berry has her life on track. She’s got a long-term boyfriend. A career she loves. And a family who is always there for her. But when her father dies, she discovers a secret about her parents that shakes her to her core.Looking for answers, she travels to the other side of the world, to a place of chicken biscuits, peaches and sweet tea, where the humidity zaps her energy and the traffic destroys her will to live. And it’s there she discovers the truth about her past and finds a family she never knew she had in a quaint cafe that’s been passed down through the family line for generations.A chance encounter with an irritatingly handsome construction manager takes her by surprise… especially since he turns out to be her neighbour. When he offers to marry her for a work visa to stay in the USA, she’s worried his feelings will turn real. Or maybe hers will…A heartwarming and emotional exploration of family, friendship and community, The Honeysuckle Cafe is a small-town women’s fiction read you won’t be able to put down.Read The Honeysuckle Cafe if you enjoy sweet and wholesome fiction with:Small townRomanticSouthernFamily mysteryFriendshipsEnemies to lovers
by Philip Eliot | Dec 21, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
Two inspirational romantic suspense stories set during the Christmas season.”Yuletide Sanctuary” by Terri ReedA cry for help shatters youth counselor Sean Matthews’s quiet Christmas night. He saves Lauren Curtis from her attacker—for now. But the vengeful man on her trail won’t be held at bay for long. . . .”Christmas Target” by Stephanie NewtonShe hadn’t wanted the contest “prize” in the first place. But when police officer Maria Fuentes arrives for the holiday vacation she won, she finds much more than expected. Her “date”—handsome weatherman Ben Storm—is in danger, and Maria is the only protector he’ll trust.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 21, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
Beauty & the Beast in 1891 Texas.Once known among New York’s elite as the American Adonis, Everett Griffin now lives as a recluse in the wilds of Texas. The treachery of a former admirer left his face and his spirit riddled with scars, so he hides himself away, his only companions a trio of trusted servants and an oversized dog. Locals whisper of the beastly man who lives in the gloomy manor outside of town and his tendency to attack anyone who dares approach. Everett relishes his fearsome reputation and uses it as a shield to guard his privacy. Until a young woman as stubborn as she is beautiful infiltrates his sanctum and lays siege to his defenses.When an injury to her father jeopardizes the family’s book binding business, Callista Rosenfeld determines to fulfill the contract herself, and no insufferable client or woman-eating dog will deter her. Finding unlikely allies among Mr. Griffin’s staff, Callista secures her position and sets to work transforming the manor’s remarkable library. Her employer transforms as well, his ill-tempered growls subsiding to reveal a considerate, intellectual nature. Affection blooms as Callista and Everett discover hidden depths in each other, but the evil schemes of a vengeful hunter threaten to leave their love and their lives in tatters.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 21, 2025 | Dark & Urban Fantasy |
In 1973, an archaeologist, August Alexander, having never seen an elf before, finds one stuck in a puddle of quicksand and pulls her out. The elf, Elabella, reveals the archaeologist’s ancestors were guardians of the fae, and unknown to him, he is, too.
Years later, he becomes lost in the Amazon jungle. After wandering for days, he has little hope of survival. As he is about to give up, Elabella finds him. She leads him to a mystical clan of lion people who save his life. August’s rescue sets off a series of events affecting the supernatural world two centuries later, when the clan’s queen asks for help. Lena, the lion clan’s leader, needs a guardian to help her prevent the destruction of the rainforest and the annihilation of its magical inhabitants. She calls on Maria Goldfield, also an archaeologist, and a guardian of the fae who live in Goldfield Forest. Despite the danger and a looming invasion, Maria agrees to travel to the Amazon with Lena. As the fae of Goldfield Forest battle the invaders, Maria and Lena travel to the rainforest. There, with the help of a dragon and the little people of the jungle, they confront Bagrim and his pack of dogmen and fight for the survival of mystical creatures worldwide.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 21, 2025 | Humor & Entertainment |
In the exciting sequel to Greegs & Ladders… wait, what? Sequel?! It’s okay, you aren’t required to read Greegs & Ladders before reading this book. You could start here and be just fine. But if you wanted to read the first book, that’s great. Awesome, in fact. There’s probably information about where to find it around here somewhere. We’re rambling on too long about the first book. Let’s hear what this one’s all about. What happens when two halves of a planet were designed by an ancient god as a key for unlocking portals to unknown dimensions? Saddled with this question are 3 immortal aliens who spend their lives exploring space and seeing how many adventures they can fit into a business year. Join Dr. Rip, Wilx the Astrospeciologist and Krimshaw the Greeg as they encounter countless planets and species while partaking in all the side-quests. They will meet a gaggle of brand new characters. They will cross paths with legacy cameos. They will try to greenlight a new Rick Moranis movie. All this while being pursued by the maniacal overlord Alabaster Jishtolcrux and his roving band of brainwashers. Featuring enough made-up words to fill an index, The Invisible Dimension is a comedic sci-fi romp that bristles with absurdity while lambasting as many human institutions as possible in the allotted pages. Take a ride into the Greegs Universe (if your consciousness isn’t torn to shreds during the not-for-human feat of traversing The Invisible Dimension).
