by Philip Eliot | Sep 4, 2026 | Science Fiction |
For those who read between the lines, the new technology was terrifying.When a catastrophic terrorist attack obliterates a major transport hub, Nova becomes an unwitting victim, her memory shattered into fragments. The circumstances behind the blast remain a mystery, but all fingers point to the radical Anti-Tech Movement.As Nova struggles to recover her past, she discovers that what she has forgotten may be more dangerous than she could ever imagine. Powerful forces are determined to silence her, and they will stop at nothing to suppress what she knows.Then she crosses paths with Arthur, a middle-aged man still grieving the loss of his family in the attack, and Owen, a homeless boy with secrets of his own. An unlikely bond forms between the three, but in a world where no one is quite what they seem, can Nova trust either of them?Driven by a desperate need for answers, Nova sets out with her unlikely allies to uncover the truth hidden within her lost memories. But the closer she gets, the more she realises that her forgotten past is entwined with the fate of the entire world.Because Nova is a girl who knows too much.A gripping tech-thriller about how technology and best intentions collide, and the dangerous consequences of uncovering truths that powerful people would do anything to keep hidden.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 4, 2026 | Cooking & Drinks |
“Come for the food and stay for the stories – every curious cook will take a leaf out of this book.” – Yotam Ottolenghi “A rare cookbook that engages our thinking and delights our senses.” – Olia Hercules “This book is just as warm and inviting and shines a fresh light on the world of Eastern European food.” – Zuza ZakA culinary journey across Eastern Europe, Kapusta celebrates the humble vegetables that have shaped some of the most vibrant culinary traditions in the world. Focusing on five key vegetables to the region – cabbage, beetroot, potato, carrot and mushrooms – it honours a philosophy of cooking that has affordability, seasonality, sustainability and, above all, great flavour at its heart. With chapters on dumplings and pickles and ferments as well, you’ll find a diversity of dishes which exemplify the Eastern European culinary DNA. Recipes are accompanied by beautiful photography and include a range of both meat-based and vegetarian dishes such as A Cabbage Strudel, both Vegan and Beef Borsch, Potato Babka, Pierogi, a Tzimmes Carrot Cake, Bulgarian Mushroom and Walnut Pâté, and a range of sauerkrauts. Kapusta bursts with original recipes and shines a spotlight on the whole kaleidoscope of little-known culinary cultures and history from across the extensive region.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 4, 2026 | Historical Romance |
“Gripping story”Winner of a 2025 Global Book Awards Gold Medal!“This is one of those stories that grab your attention and holds it right to the very end.” – Amazon ReviewerIn 1873, James Nugent, better known as Rocky Mountain Jim, is a hunter and trapper in Estes Park, a settlement just forming in the Colorado Territory. Scarred not only physically from a vicious grizzly bear attack, but emotionally from previous war experiences, he now lives alone in his cabin.When strong-willed Englishwoman, Isabella Bird, visits the area, and Jim acts as her guide in a treacherous ascent up Longs Peak Mountain, an unlikely but undeniable attraction develops between them. Complicating Jim’s life further is powerful Lord Dunraven, who schemes to turn the region into his own private game preserve. Jim struggles to keep Estes Park safe from Dunraven’s greed while fighting for a commitment from Isabella.Reaching Rocky Mountain Jim is historical fiction that recounts the compelling relationship between Jim and Isabella, told amidst a stunning, rugged landscape and a frontier just beginning to learn its potential.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 4, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
This box set includes the first ten books of the Wayfair Witches series, plus a bonus book!Wanda Wayfair is a bit of a late starter. At almost twenty-one she still hasn’t received her magical powers, and she’s running out of time. But things are about to change for Wanda as she finally comes into her magic, and discovers that she has a most unusual gift – whenever a witch is murdered, their familiar shall live on, but only long enough to seek Wanda out and help her solve the murder.Join Wanda and her coven of supernatural sleuths, as they solve murders and mysteries in Ireland’s magical enclaves.In This Box Set You’ll Get:Book One: Bottling ItBook Two: Bricking ItBook Three: A Trick for a TreatBook Four: Winging ItBook Five: Wrapping UpBook Six: Loved UpBook Seven: Rocking OutBook Eight: Acting UpBonus Book: Legally RedBook Nine: Swotting UpBook Ten: Forget Me Knot
by Philip Eliot | Sep 4, 2026 | Mystery |
A resourceful chambermaid turns amateur sleuth to solve a murder in 17th century London in this award-winning historical mystery series.It’s 1666 and the Great Fire has just decimated an already plague-ridden London. Lady’s maid Lucy Campion, along with pretty much everyone else left standing, is doing her part to help the city clean up and recover. But their efforts come to a standstill when a couple of local boys stumble across a dead body that should have been burned up in the fire but miraculously remained intact—the body of a man who died not from the plague or the fire, but from the knife plunged into his chest.Offering her help to the local constable, Lucy quickly finds herself embroiled in the murder investigation. It will take all of her wits and charm, not to mention a strong stomach and a will of steel, if Lucy hopes to make it through alive herself.Praise for the Lucy Campion mysteries:”Susanna Calkins makes Restoration England come alive. . . . Murder, romance, and flawless social history combine into a beautifully crafted mystery.” —Stefanie Pintoff, author of In the Shadow of Gotham”A nail-biter. . . .delivers a strong heroine making her way through the social labyrinth of Restoration London.” —Booklist”Brings London on the eve of the Great Plague to vivid life . . . the high-quality writing augurs well for future outings.” —Publishers Weekly”[An] unusual detective in a world rich in carefully researched historical detail.” —Kirkus Reviews
