by Philip Eliot | Jun 13, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
Afghanistan born U.S. Army consultant Emma Selah works as a fluent and multi-lingual interpreter assigned to a special forces team. Deployed to a base in Djibouti, Emma and First lieutenant Jorge “Pina Colada” Pena start to form a relationship built on friendship, mutual respect, and undeniable attraction.Then she discovers that he has been married the entire time when news of his wife’s untimely death reaches them. She gives him no room for excuses or more deceptions. Distracted and feeling betrayed, Emma mistakenly enters an unsafe situation and a dangerous prisoner takes her hostage. Pena comes to her rescue but is gravely wounded.Emma remains by his side while his life hangs in the balance. He doesn’t want to live without her and she can no longer live without him. Can they find a way to bridge the gap between their separate worlds?
by Philip Eliot | Jun 13, 2025 | Romantic Suspense |
She’s back in town. He needs a nanny. It should be simple. But in the small town of Misty Peak, simple is never easy.Sadie Sandler wouldn’t consider herself a quitter. But then, she did walk out on her own wedding twenty-three minutes before she was supposed to walk down the aisle. Now she’s back in the small town of Misty Peak, working at her grandmother’s bakery and nannying the child she basically raised. There’s just one problem…the child’s father. He’s tall, sexy and has the kind of ocean-blue eyes she could drown in. There are so many reasons why she should stay away from Eastern. So why doesn’t she want to heed a single one?Eastern Walker has one focus—his eight-year-old daughter, Avery. She’s suffered too much for someone so young. She needs stability, and he’s determined to be the best father possible—so why can’t he get his mind off the new nanny? The young woman with the beautiful black eyes, who treats his daughter as if she were her own? He’s the town sheriff, and before that, a Navy SEAL; if there’s anything he’s good at, it’s staying focused. But Sadie’s proving to be his greatest distraction.Soon, resisting each other turns out to be the least of Eastern and Sadie’s concerns. People from both their pasts reappear, and they’ll go to great lengths to keep the couple apart. And they’re not even the biggest threats in Misty Peak…or to Sadie and Eastern’s happy ending. A Small Town, Age Gap, Single Dad, Nanny, Romantic Suspense from Bestselling author Nyssa Kathryn.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 13, 2025 | Romantic Suspense |
A woman searching for her past. A sheriff hiding in his present. Their future together threatened by murder.Forty-three years after the airplane crash she survived killed her parents, Lacy Dahl is looking for answers. When her research uncovers secrets about the mother she never knew and disputes the identity of her father, someone is willing to murder to keep her discoveries hidden.Sheriff Chance Meadowlark is still haunted by the death of his wife and the revenge he unleashed in the name of justice. When he meets Lacy, he is determined not to become involved, but their pasts make that impossible—saving Lacy may be his only redemption.Just as she begins to believe the present is more important than her past, Chance’s connection and a murder spin her deeper into danger and further from love. When the truth is revealed, will the revelations free Lacy and Chance…or destroy them?
by Philip Eliot | Jun 13, 2025 | Dark Romance |
You look so peaceful in your sleep. You’re my obsession, my salvation and my destruction as I will be yours. You’re the reason I breathe, the reason I kill. I love you so much that I’ll kill everyone who has ever hurt you, anyone who will ever touch you again, darling.I used to think villains only existed in books.That was before I married one. Before the bruises. The excuses. The way I learned to hide the truth between sentences.And before the notes started appearing.I call him Butterfly Man. The stalker who exists in the spaces between my breaths, the corners of my vision, the silence just before sleep takes me. Eight years of weaving his obsession into my life like a murderous promise.My demons ask if the only way to get my happy ending is to let a killer get away with murder.My sanity hires Tristan Morra, a grumpy scarred bodyguard to protect me.But Tristan, too, has his own demons.He looks at me with unhinged darkness, like a morally gray antihero who will burn the world to keep me from falling into the wrong hands.Maybe I already have.Maybe I was never meant to be saved.In my stories, villains always get the girl. But in reality—villains kill the girl.For fans of books like Little Stranger, Lights Out and Haunting Adeline, read You Will Be Mine now.You Will Be Mine is book 1 in The Storyteller’s Bodyguard series. It ends on a cliffhanger. The story continues in books 2, XOXO, Little Butterfly and 3, Z for Butterfly Man.Read now
by Philip Eliot | Jun 13, 2025 | Erotic Romance |
Someone needs a time out…
She’s a writer with a looming deadline. He’s a football coach saddled with a couple of rebels who just happen to be her nephews. Now it’s time for a little bargaining; if she wants him to keep them out of her hair, she’s going to have to take their punishment.
When tech writer Lola Cook has her twin nephews dumped on her for the summer—right in the middle of a huge work project, no less—she comes up with a scathingly brilliant idea to unload them for five hours a day by sending them to football camp. Absolutely perfect.
She doesn’t factor in Coach Gray Barnett discovering how impossibly disruptive the terrible twins can be. But Gray has his own scathingly brilliant idea when he meets the boys’ beautiful Aunt Lola. And the bargaining begins. The twins can stay in football camp, but every time they misbehave, Lola’s the one who has to pay for their misdeeds.
Who knew taking your punishment could be so fun? Lola soon finds herself hoping the twins will do their worst. And Coach Barnett will have to send her to his naughty corner again and again…
“Hits the sweet spot!” Five-star Reader Review
“Truly escape for a few hours into this naughty world!” Five-star Reader Review
