by Philip Eliot | Sep 2, 2026 | Dark Romance |
Perfect for readers who love dark academia, bully romance, and enemies-to-lovers tension with real stakes.A dark academia bully romance where inherited grudges are deadlier than the games themselves.Alexandra Prescott’s arrival at Altair University is met with immediate hostility from the powerful Legacy families. The gothic institution, shrouded in tradition and secrecy, is home to an infamous set of games that fuel generations-old rivalries. As the daughter of the man who brought ruin and disgrace to Altair’s most prominent families, Alex finds herself at the center of a brewing storm she never asked for.Surrounded by enemies and suspicion, she must navigate a treacherous maze of intrigue, power plays, and unspoken rules while uncovering the dark secrets buried within both her own family and the university itself. And then there’s the vindictive leader of the Legacies, with piercing emerald eyes and a magnetic pull she can’t explain, even as he’s determined to drive her out of Altair at any cost.The stakes are high.The grudges are inherited.And the consequences can be deadly.As rivalries sharpen and lines blur between hatred and attraction, Alex must decide how far she’s willing to go to survive in a world built on rivalry, revenge, and ruin.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 2, 2026 | Romantic Comedy |
A gorgeous second-chance love story’Fabulous magazine’The banter? Hilarious. The chemistry? Off the charts. And the heartwarming moments? Perfection.’ ?????One beautiful Greek summer and a second chance at love.Grace Foreman never expected to find herself widowed before she turned sixty – but when she packs her bags for a summer on a gorgeous Greek island, the last thing on her mind is a holiday romance. Grace would rather take a chance on a tan … or maybe a new summer wardrobe…But then Grace meets ex Special Forces soldier Will Lancing – and although Grace isn’t looking for love, she soon finds out she’s still got it when it comes to playing the dating game…Praise for Still Got It:’Still Got It is a delightfully warm and uplifting story that makes you want to head straight for the airport and jump on a plane to a sunny Greek island. This debut novel is the perfect summer read.’ ?????’I really enjoyed this one, this was the perfect heartfelt summer read’ ?????’Proof that love, laughter, and second chances never go out of style. This book had me grinning from page one, completely hooked by its charm, wit, and oh-so-relatable characters.’ ?????’It’s raw, it feels good, it’s beautifully written. Highly recommend!’ ?????’This was so much fun. I had a phenomenal time!’ ?????
by Philip Eliot | Sep 2, 2026 | Mystery |
Think you know the greatest detective on Baker Street? Think again!To the world, Mrs Hudson is merely the stooped, grey?haired landlady of 221B Baker Street — a respectable widow who keeps the rooms tidy while Sherlock Holmes dazzles London with his brilliance.But the truth is very different.Behind the grey wig and black dress is a sharp?minded young woman with an extraordinary past. Once a daring high?wire performer in a travelling circus, she learned how to keep her balance… and how to move unseen.Now she quietly investigates the small, overlooked cases Holmes dismisses.Until one of them leads straight into terror.As a wave of brutal murders grips Whitechapel, Mrs Hudson begins to suspect the truth behind the killings is far darker than the newspapers claim. While Holmes pursues the mystery from Baker Street, she slips through London’s alleys, servants’ corridors and hidden corners — following clues no one else can see.But the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that the murders are tied to powerful secrets… and dangerous people who will do anything to keep them buried.And all the while, Holmes remains blissfully unaware that the greatest clue in the case is sitting under his own roof.Mrs Hudson and The Whitechapel Murders is the first instalment in The Secret Cases of Baker Street — a clever, atmospheric historical mystery series that reveals the unseen detective behind London’s most famous address.Because sometimes the sharpest mind in Baker Street… is the one no one notices.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 2, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
The diagnosis buried her… and the truth with it.When Vicky Sloane loses her unborn child in late pregnancy, the grief is shattering, but nothing prepares her husband, Al, for what comes next. In the sterile confines of a Sydney hospital, Vicky suffers a sudden, inexplicable psychotic break: speaking in tongues, lashing out, and hurling accusations in languages she has never spoken. What begins as a tragic obstetric case spirals into a medical mystery that neither doctors nor administrators seem able or willing to explain.In the harrowing days that follow, Al struggles to navigate a wall of clinical indifference, evasive answers, and the creeping suspicion that something vital is being concealed. He moves between the operating theatre, hospital wards, and the couple’s Lane Cove home, exposing cracks in the healthcare system and the fragile terrain of the human mind.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a visceral, heartbreaking, impossible-to-put-down story that combines medical realism with an unflinching look at trauma, love, and the fight for truth. It paints a compelling portrait of a marriage under siege, a woman on the edge, and a man determined to uncover what happened—before both of them are lost forever.“A scathing medical drama centred on the fragility of the mind and the failing state of healthcare today, Shadow of a Doubt by Eddie Russell is a gripping contemporary thriller… Blending elements of psychological thrillers, medical mysteries, and stark social commentary, the novel operates and succeeds on a number of levels. While the tone is somewhat uneven, the story is viscerally compelling, memorable, and heartbreaking, given the novel’s brutal but accurate honesty.” ~ The Independent Review of Books
by Philip Eliot | Sep 2, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
Based on true events, a forgotten story of courage, conviction and love.1917: Europe is on the cusp of seismic change. In the Alpine village of St Niklaus, the war seems far away. Yet everyone is fighting a personal battle.In the shadow of a mountain, 14-year-old Seraphine helps Mama manage the farm while Papa defends Swiss borders. She dreams of seeing the world. After the war.A young medical graduate arrives in the valley. Under the patronage of a local doctor, he puts his faith in a revolutionary idea. He is determined to influence the world. After the war.Dr Bayard cannot wait until after the war. In the most beautiful place on earth, people still suffer from a centuries-old affliction. Armed with a theory, two sacks of salt and a mule, Bayard climbs a mountain, intent on treating one tiny village.The paths of two unlikely young people cross in turbulent times – against the backdrop of one country doctor’s fight against folklore, prejudice and false pride.Salt of the Earth is a journey of bravery and broken hearts following their call. A quest for love and healing in the face of precarious destiny.“Meticulously researched and beautifully written, this fascinating novel tells the little-known story of a life-changing medical breakthrough in the tumultuous times of WWI.” – Clare Flynn, author of The Pearl of Penang“A powerful and heart-breaking tale of a cure for one of history’s most devastating ailments.” – Liza Perrat, author of The Bone Angel trilogy
