by Philip Eliot | Jul 16, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
A floating bookstore. A hidden diary. And a second chance at life and love…Sage Harper’s dream of opening a bookstore seemed impossible until she learned about a vintage sailboat up for auction.There’s just one catch: Flynn Cahill—her first love and the man who broke her heart—is determined to outbid her.When the boat’s eccentric billionaire owner offers them an unusual proposition, Sage and Flynn must spend three days together aboard the Marvelous Mira, searching for his late wife’s hidden diary. Whoever finds it wins the boat for an unbelievably low price.For Sage, it’s her chance to finally live a life with passion and purpose. For Flynn, it’s the last item on his late twin brother’s bucket list—a promise he’s devoted the past decade to fulfilling, even when it cost him everything. Confined to close quarters, old feelings resurface and painful truths emerge.Back in Blessings Bay, innkeeper Abigail Preston finally sees her happily?ever?after on the horizon. But when a stranger arrives on her doorstep with a shocking secret, the beautiful life she’s built is suddenly at risk. Can they reconcile their painful pasts before it’s too late? The Unbound Bookshop is a tender, uplifting romance full of unforgettable characters, small-town charm, surprising twists, and the unshakable bonds of found family.Perfect for fans of: Swoon-worthy second-chance romance Sizzling enemies?to?lovers chemistry (without the spice!)Forced proximity and spine-tingling almost-kissesThe unique setting of a vintage sailboat turned floating bookstoreA charming coastal town filled with quirky, lovable charactersThemes of forgiveness, healing, and the power of found-familyDual love stories (double the swoon!)The magic of books and how stories connect usBonus content including book club questions and an original recipe The Unbound Bookshop can be enjoyed as a standalone, though returning readers will love revisiting Abby, Logan, and the rest of their friends in Blessings Bay.Content Note: No language, violence, or explicit content. Scroll up and one-click to start your escape to Blessings Bay today!Readers love The Unbound Bookshop:?????????? “From the first page to the last, I was sucked into this story. I really enjoy the characters and feel like I am part of the community.”?????????? “I re-read Blessings on State Street and The Unbound Book Shop five times.I was so touched by the people in this series – all the love and support.”?????????? “The author just has a way of bringing the reader into her story so they can feel every emotion that the character is going through. You don’t just read one of her books, you feel it.”
by Philip Eliot | Jul 16, 2026 | New Adult Romance |
I need a woman to help me shut up my big Greek family.And my new intern is perfect for the job, though pretending to have a relationship with her might be a little taboo.Good thing I’m in charge.Being a self-made billionaire, I haven’t spent much time looking for love.None actually.Lucky for me, it’s fallen right into my lap.This pretty American girl has zero sense of direction, but a good heart and a sexy smile.I’ve always been smitten by a woman that needs rescuing, or so it seems.Something tells me that she might be more than I bargained for.Either way, I just need her to fake it for me until it appears real.Funny how real it quickly becomes.Every Good Girl Deserves a Bad Boy. ~ Weston
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
A wartime nurse risks everything to protect mothers and babies in Nazi-occupied Guernsey. Decades later, a hidden record reveals a devastating family truth. Based on a remarkable true story of one woman’s extraordinary courage.Guernsey, 1943. As German forces tighten their grip on the Channel Islands, nurse Evelyn Nightingale guards a dangerous secret. Within the walls of the Emergency Hospital, she’s hidden three babies from the enemy – children who would otherwise face a terrible fate. When a traumatized French woman arrives to give birth, Evelyn must risk everything – with consequences that will echo through the generations.Dublin, 2018. Still reeling from her mother’s death, Kitty White is struggling to keep her family’s antique shop afloat when a desperate woman arrives with an old violin to sell. Hidden in its dusty case, Kitty discovers a mysterious list of names that shatters her father’s composure. Her search for answers leads her to Guernsey, where she is about to uncover a long-buried secret about her family…Inspired by true historical events, this heart-wrenching tale will stay with you long after the last page. If you were gripped by The Nightingale, The Alice Network and The Paris Library, you must read The Book of Lost Children.What readers are saying about The Book of Lost Children‘Nothing short of extraordinary. Evelyn’s courage as a wartime nurse in Nazi-occupied Guernsey was incredibly moving… This book not only sheds light on a remarkable piece of history but also explores the lasting impact of sacrifice, family, and love. It’s a deeply emotional journey that I won’t forget.’ Reader review, ?????‘A fantastic read, I honestly loved everything about it and I couldn’t put it down. I read it in a few hours. I loved the writing, I loved the dual timelines…’ Reader review, ?????‘Oh, this book warmed my heart and shattered my soul… The author expertly weaves the two timelines together, introducing the reader to unforgettable characters and heartbreaking scenarios… This powerful book is not to be missed, and I will be thinking about it for a long time.’ Reader review, ?????‘A poignant and heart wrenching story that will stay with you long after you put down the book… O’Brien brings to life the victims of war as no mere historical record can do; her writing is elegant and her portrayal of her characters is moving.’ Reader review, ?????‘A compelling and captivating read that I won’t soon forget… Jenny O’Brien does an amazing job of bringing the two stories together… The book is beautifully written and I felt like I was right there with both ladies.’ Reader review, ?????‘Remarkable story that made me cry… I loved it.’ Reader review, ?????‘A heartbreaking yet uplifting read… This is a truly emotional read and one that will have you reading well into the night.’ Reader review, ?????‘An utterly compelling and emotional read that will stay with me for a long time.’ Reader review, ?????‘A stunning work of historical fiction based on a true story… This is a phenomenal story that is beautifully written… I loved the way the author wound them together in the end.’ Reader review, ?????‘I got so caught up in this story. A WWII tale of a nurse who is secretly helping the mothers and babies. What a terrible time in history, although so well written. Loved it! Reader review, ?????‘The historical accuracy of this book along with the to-date accuracy, blew my mind away. This author did her homework! A dual timeline book which keeps you riveted to the end.’ Reader review, ?????‘Fantastic book well written and based on fact. A gut-wrenching story.’ Reader review, ?????
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
2025 Carol Award finalist and 2025 Editors’ Choice Award winnerThe fight he got wasn’t the fight he wanted.It’s 1780, and North Carolina is a battleground. Backcountry scout Benjamin Woodbridge is guarding a Patriot camp when he sees the king’s men pursuing a civilian. Never one to stand by while someone is in trouble, Benjamin steps in to help the stranger and finds an unexpected ally.But the same British officer who targeted the stranger is also targeting Benjamin’s hometown. After Benjamin is wounded on a lonely mountain trail, he watches his settlement fall to the man who crushed his father’s cause nine years earlier. Benjamin’s fight has come home to the very people he wanted to protect—his shy younger sister and the woman who has given them both a home.Now, with the help of some unlikely comrades and the indomitable Aunt Kate, Benjamin must fight for what he loves before his settlement goes up in flames. But only if he can fight himself first.Get your copy of this award-winning adventure now and join the fight for faith and freedom.
by Philip Eliot | Jul 15, 2026 | Fantasy |
“A quirky, charming, and very funny Gothic delight – like a 1920s Addams family as documented by PG Wodehouse. I loved it!” – Stephanie Burgis, USA Today bestselling author of Enchanting the Fae Queen and Good NeighborsHellfire. Brimstone. Awkward family dinners.No one in their right mind wants to live at Castle Drax.That’s okay. The Vexx family aren’t.On a crumbling cliff overlooking a dark, emerald sea looms the forbidding Castle Drax. It’s ancient, it’s freezing, it’s falling apart—and it’s home.But hard times have come around, and the demonically dysfunctional Vexx family’s in dire straits. There’s nothing for it but to sell the castle and move on—if they can find a buyer.And if, in their heart of hearts, they can really bear to leave…Come pay a visit, if you’d like. Meet the sinister Count Vexx and his charming daughter, Lulu. Make pastries in the kitchen with Magwell, and buff up the motorcar with Stormdust. Ring the lugubrious doorbell, if you want to give everyone a fright (including yourself).Just don’t, whatever you do, go down into the cellar…That’s life at Castle Drax. It’s:“A fate worse than death.” – Count Vexx“I have seen worse. Much worse.” – Fane“It really isn’t all that bad, lovie. Not once you’ve got used to it.” – Magwell“Everything will be alright! Definitely!” – Luna VexxA glittering, Decopunk mosaic unfolds in sixteen tales of life, love, and curses, laced with Charlotte E. English’s trademark humour and quirky charm. Cosy and comforting, strange and wise, stylish and surprising; Castle Drax is a Hell of a time…