by Philip Eliot | May 10, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
“Heartfelt, haunting, and filled with moments of gentle compassion, Ghost Glasses is the kind of book that will have you contemplating the nature of memory and the traces of love that remain once we are gone. A beautiful story about friendship, healing, and transformation.”-Paulette Kennedy, bestselling author of The Devil and Mrs. DavenportWhen a sixty-years-dead lonely ghost meets the spirit of a child, she’s forced to confront the monsters haunting her to provide the child with companionship. Whether by finding others trapped in-between as they are, or contacting the girl’s living father using a smarmy paranormal investigator hunting for fame, she’s determined to succeed in her task.But the ghost’s memory isn’t what it used to be, and reality fades more by the day. The monsters are growing more resolute. She’ll have to reunite the child with family before she forgets her mission…and herself.Fans of “The Haunting of Velkwood” by Gwendolyn Kiste, “The Spite House” by Johnny Compton, and “It Rides a Pale Horse” by Andy Marino will enjoy “Ghost Glasses” by Rikki Goodwin.
by Philip Eliot | May 10, 2026 | Fantasy |
Once upon a time, in our ordinary world, there was a grandmother. She died.She was reborn as a Vampire in a world of Magick.The grandmother de-aged. Her ailments healed, her body became strong, and her wrinkles faded.Her wisdom, however, did not diminish. She knew monsters need monstrous names so they never forget the monsters they are.She named herself Grendel, after the medieval haunter of borderlands and drinker of warriors’ blood, slain by the hero Beowulf.The name seems appropriate. Grendel the Grandmother haunts the borderlands and drinks the blood of (mostly) evil warriors.But in a Magickal world, names don’t just have meanings, they are prophecies.And a new hero is rising. He has been molded since birth to fight evil, and been given the tools and skills to vanquish the most insidious evil of all: Vampires.His name is Beowulf, and he’s coming for Grendel.Grendel & Beowulf is a standalone adventure in the Urban Magick & Folklore series. It’s the perfect place to meet Grendel, the series’ most beloved character.
by Philip Eliot | May 10, 2026 | Fantasy |
Before there was a Winter King, there was a Summer Queen…She was born of prophecy, marked by magic, and fated for a love that could make—or break—a kingdom.In an age when tribes warred for dominion and legends were still being born, Gwendolyn of Cornwall entered the world bearing three gifts—or curses—from the Fae: a prophecy she cannot escape, a visage that reveals the truth hidden in men’s hearts, and hair destined to turn to gold only when shorn by true love.To kings, she is a prize.To traitors, a mirror of their corruption.And to one alone, she may be salvation—or ruin.As Britain teeters on the brink of war and her father’s strength begins to fail, Gwendolyn is offered in marriage to the proud heir of Loegria. Yet her heart belongs to another—a mysterious half-Fae warrior whose love may doom her… or awaken the prophecy she was born to fulfill.Between crown and heart, curse and desire, lies the birth of a legend.The Cornish Princess is the first installment in The Goldenchild Prophecy, a sweeping fantasy romance inspired by the historical Gwendolyn of Cornwall, standing at the threshold where myth and history collide with the birth of Britain.Perfect for readers who love– Epic fantasy romance rooted in Celtic myth– Fated heroines and prophecy-driven plots– Forbidden love with high political stakes– Lush, mythic reimaginings of early BritainPraise for The Cornish Princess“Tanya Anne Crosby sweeps readers into an exquisitely drawn world, with nonstop adventure and fated yet impossible love. Epic in scope, The Goldenchild Prophecy is, at its heart, the story of two lovers so destined for one another they can be with no one else.”— Maggie Shayne, New York Times bestselling author“Tanya Anne Crosby created a world I never want to leave. This was the series she was born to write. I am ravenous for the next installment!”— Kerrigan Byrne, USA Today bestselling author“I’ve just been inside the mind of a genius. Tanya Anne Crosby is in a class by herself. She creates gorgeous worlds where fact and fiction blend to create a stunning epic. Utterly brilliant.”— Kathryn Le Veque, USA Today bestselling author“A breathtaking true tale with a touch of Celtic magic, brought to life by a soul-stirring storyteller.”— Glynnis Campbell, New York Times bestselling author“The Cornish Princess is not simply a romantic fantasy. There is nothing simple about it. The characters are complex, and history’s battle cry is tangible, while fingers of fable and fantasy pull at the reader from every page.”— Whiskey & Wit Book Reviews“Exquisite, lyrical, powerful, and haunting. Gwendolyn of Cornwall is a heroine for the ages, and her journey will remain in your heart long after the final page.”— Kimberly Cates, USA Today bestselling author“Holy cow! One of my all-time favorite reads this year. Tanya Anne Crosby’s storytelling is pure magic, and the ending left me gasping.”— Purple Tulip Book Reviews“A bit of Fae magic, a bit of Arthurian aura, wrapped around a fragment of British history nearly lost to time—this series promises to become a classic.”—IndianaHappyTraveler“Tanya breathes life into this timeless tale of love and betrayal, blurring the lines between fantasy and history.”— Jeff Wheeler, Wall Street Journal bestselling author
by Philip Eliot | May 10, 2026 | Science Fiction |
“This is a fantastic SciFi read! Seriously intelligent and clever, one of MWM’s best!”—Sam Dey, ARC reviewerThe Geometry of StarlightThe year is 1984 and space shuttle astronaut Tom Cabot is about to reenter Earth’s orbit—only to crash-land two hundred years into the future.His world is gone. In its place—the ruins of a civilization that made his century look primitive. Hovercars rust in the streets of shattered cities. Food replicators gather dust in Quick-Marts. Armies of autonomous killer droids still patrol the apocalyptic wreckage, somehow following orders from a world on another plane of existence.And in the middle of it all—Wren. A fierce, suspicious hunter from a nomadic clan who thinks Tom’s a demon and would sooner put a knife to his throat than trust him. She’s everything this brutal new world made: sharp, hard, and dangerously beautiful. Tom’s survival depends on Wren—her knowledge of the land and what he’s up against. Her survival hinges on his brilliant mind. Neither of them needs the tension that crackles every time they get too close—but neither of them can stop it.With a rogue AI companion, a countdown to a celestial event that will change everything, and enemies converging from every direction, Tom and Wren must cross six hundred kilometers of scorched earth together to find the answers that just might save their lives.If they don’t kill each other first.
by Philip Eliot | May 10, 2026 | Womens Fiction |
Top 100 in the prestigious international BATH NOVEL AWARD 2024.”This was an entertaining, touching and heartfelt book that pulled the heartstrings. You won’t be able to put this one down.” Jacqueline.When the past is broken and the future is uncertain, it’s time to finally let go.For seventeen years, pharmaceutical chemist Callie Winters has built a secure life for her son in San Francisco, burying the trauma of their past. But when a corporate upheaval forces her to Jackson’s Bridge—a remote mountain town nestled beneath the Colorado Rockies—her tightly controlled world quickly begins to unravel.Tasked with persuading a botanical cooperative to license their breakthrough product, Callie finds herself drawn into the rhythms of the tight-knit community, and the life of Dave Woods—a man who makes her feel safe even though her world is falling apart. As the scent of raspberry and lavender drifts across the fields of his family’s herb farm, and the charm of Jackson’s Bridge takes hold, Callie glimpses a future she once hoped could be hers.But just as her heart is unlocked and her dreams rekindled, her son discovers secret letters holding the truth about his father’s death and the people who once tore their family apart. As she races against time to save him from the truth, Callie must choose again—fight to preserve the life she built, or risk everything on the promise of starting over.A heartwarming, emotional standalone story about family, secrets, community, and new beginnings.Perfect for fans of clean romantic fiction, resilient small-town characters, and the wild, western beauty of Colorado—where snowcapped mountains give way to fragrant herb farms and sprawling ranches, and historic main streets carry the weight of old secrets and the hope of new beginnings.”I was captivated from the first page until the final line was read and I wanted more. Letting Go is a well written, emotional read with wonderful characters.” Jackie”This book is amazing for any single parent—beautifully written and should be referred to any book lover you may know.” Robin
