by Philip Eliot | Sep 10, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
One contract. Two firms.Only one survives. Work hard, play never. That’s Kelsey Harper’s motto as she fights for her comeback after an ex nearly took the company she started. Now the biggest contract of her career is finally within reach: seven weeks guarding the most famous musician in the world during his tour. But there is a catch: the rival firm sent devastatingly smart Carter Mitchell. The boy she grew up with, and the man who has never had more than four words to say to her.What Kelsey doesn’t know is that Carter has loved her since eighth grade, and that he is working at his half-brother’s firm for one reason only: his mother, who is slowly forgetting his name. Sixteen cities, and a line between rivals that gets harder to hold every single night. Too bad only one can walk away with the victory they both need so desperately. Perfect for fans of always-been-you and rivals-to-lovers with forced proximity, Wild and Free offers a tender memory-loss caregiver storyline you’ll fall hard for. Kelsey and Carter’s book is a spicy, banter-filled standalone small-town romance in the Wild Bluffs series.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 10, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Sometimes the deepest wounds can help you find the greatest joy . . .Sergeant Sierra Winters’ life is the military, but when an injury sustained in Afghanistan leaves her future in jeopardy, she must reevaluate everything she believes. The long days of recovery are brutal, but she’s determined to make it through and to find her canine brother-in-arms, Staff Sergeant Rhaegar. Wounded alongside her, Rhaegar’s been released from the Army, and Sierra won’t stop looking until she tracks down the brave German Shepherd.Noah Jackson, a nurse at the Veteran’s hospital, works hard for his patients and is trying to put his life back together after a painful divorce. When his brother’s close friend and previous commanding officer shows up at the ranch, he wants to help. Sierra’s presence, however, soon has Noah questioning the choices he’s made for his life, and for Kaylee, his seven-year-old daughter.Sierra’s visit leads to lots of trouble, but sometimes it’s trouble that finally points you in the right direction. And when attraction blooms between the nurse and the patient, they both must decide if love is worth the risk.Will Sierra stick to what she knows–deeds over heart–or will she learn that love & honor are what matter most?**If you love small-town romances with holiday themes, kids, dogs, warmth and healing, and a found family, then you’ll love the Holidays in Hallbrook.****Larger print for easy reading!**
by Philip Eliot | Sep 10, 2026 | Historical Romance |
Five years ago, Claire Hightower ran away from the man she loved.Freddy Hightower had once been her reckless dream: a stolen groom, a whirlwind elopement, a future built on stars and scandal. But debts and dice chipped away at everything they had—until Claire fled with nothing but her unborn child and a fistful of pawnable jewels.Now Freddy’s back.Sober. Steadier. Still gorgeous and charming and chaotic—but also different. He’s returned to the Cotswolds for his mother’s wedding with an infuriatingly unflappable determination to win back his wife, his home, and his role as a father to the son he’s never met.Claire isn’t handling it well.She’s built a new life full of found family, sharp-tongued support, and exactly zero patience for handsome men with bread dough on their cuffs and cowlicks that match her son’s. But Freddy is relentless. Confident. Charming. And still so, so sexy. And he’s not alone: the meddling heroes and heroines of books past are gathered around her table, judging gently—and helping themselves to pie.Some love stories don’t start at the beginning.Some start five years later, in an idyllic corner of the English countryside, unfolding alongside midnight banquets, whimsical summer games, and the second marriage of a woman who finally chose joy.And some require a formerly estranged rake to roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty, in more ways than one.Goodbye, Earl is a second-chance Regency romance about flawed men, furious women, and the long road to trust. It’s the fourth book in the Ladies’ Revenge Club series and, while the story will make sense when read on its own, this one is best experienced when read in order. If you crave mature romance, found family meddling, slow-burn heat, and ensemble hijinks served with cherry pies and poor impulse control—this one’s for you.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 10, 2026 | Erotic Romance |
Some people would consider me an “F boy”…an “F girl?” “F woman?” The whole term is obviously sexist. Whatever, I’m a player I guess you could say. I like sex. I like having it, talking about it, anything. Growing up it was considered shameful, wrong, sinful.Now, as an adult I do whatever I want and don’t care what others think. Which is what led me to camming. That led me to him. We have never met in real life. He doesn’t even know my real name, but he’s consumed my thoughts for years. When I’m forced to stay with the hockey player that once stood me up, I never expected him to be the man behind the screen.Or that finally getting to touch him would disrupt everything I ever thought about love and relationships, and that scares me more than anything.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 10, 2026 | Crime Fiction |
Remote. Mysterious. Deadly.Situated off the Normandy coast, Mont-Saint Michel has been many things in its history: a prison, a siege fortress and an abbey. When Maggie and Laurent—who are struggling with the revelation of a family secret that threatens their marriage—take part in a couples’ counseling weekend on the island they are thrust head first into the setting for a brutal double murder. Because a once-in-a-century storm is bearing down on the island preventing communication with the outside world, their small group of six is trapped on the island—with a murderer. And the clock is ticking. Maggie has only one night to find the killer—and elicit a confession—before the police arrive and go with the obvious evidence—all of which points directly at Laurent.This book is a clean read: no graphic violence, sex or strong language Genre: light culinary cozy mystery, women amateur sleuth. Murder in Mont St-Michel: A riveting mystery thriller set in Provence (A Maggie Newberry Mystery Book 19)
