by Philip Eliot | Aug 13, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
A disgraced lawyer and a veterinarian are caught in the crosshairs of a deadly drug cartel in this electrifying thriller from the author of Credible Threat.A dog-sitting favor for a friend takes a terrifying twist when the police-dog-in-training runs off and leads Alexis Thompson into the middle of a drug drop. Only the quick thinking of a passing stranger gets them both out alive. Veterinarian Nick Kendrick, who’s running for mayor, knows the race for survival is just beginning. As moving targets, he and Alexis must work together to learn the identity of the drug ring’s murderous mastermind. But having killers on their tail isn’t the only problem they face. Alexis’s past as a disbarred lawyer could jeopardize Nick’s political future. Only by putting their dreams and their safety on the line can they eliminate the threat to their town, and find a way forward together . . .
by Philip Eliot | Aug 13, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
Don’t miss the BRAND NEW page-turning instalment in the brilliant, BESTSELLING Armstrong and Oscar Cozy Mystery series by T.A. Williams. A gripping murder mystery set in beautiful Florence featuring a retired DCI and his loyal companion, Oscar. Even angels can have a dark side…As the sticky heat of August settles over Florence, Dan Armstrong is ready for a well-earned break—sightseeing with fiancée Anna, daughter Tricia and her fiancé Shaun. But when a British man is found dead inside the city’s magnificent Duomo, Dan’s plans quickly change.The victim, Tristan Angel, is a super-wealthy arms dealer with a saintly name and a devilish reputation. But what was he doing in the cathedral, and who decided to make it his final confession?At Angel’s opulent villa in the hills of Fiesole, Dan and Commissario Virgilio encounter a colourful cast of suspects—each one hiding secrets and none too eager to talk. As tempers rise and the heat outside grows ever more intense, Dan and his four-legged sidekick, Oscar, must sniff out the truth before the killer strikes again.Praise for T A Williams:’Another wholly enjoyable and entertaining instalment to this now long running series with a delicious backdrop, a well crafted and likeable cast, a pacy, well written narrative and a solid mystery at its heart.”What readers are saying about T.A.Williams’A fun mystery and a good read with descriptions that made me want to go book a flight. Dan and Oscar are a great team and kept me guessing!’ Bestselling author Anita Davison’T A Williams whisked me away to the beautiful Italian riviera in the company of an ex-pat private investigator and his gorgeous doggy sidekick on the case of a missing teacher. What a team, and what an adventure!!’ Bestselling author Kate Wells’The perfect combination of character, setting and plot, heralding an addictive new cozy mystery series!’ Bestselling author Debbie Young’Watching unassuming detective Dan Armstrong wheedle the truth out of folks is great fun. Highly Entertaining read!’ Bestselling author Kelly Oliver’Dan and Oscar are great company in a sun-drenched mystery that keeps you guessing right till the end.’ Bestselling author Michelle Salter
by Philip Eliot | Aug 13, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
My best friend is dead. I can’t remember what happened. But what if it’s all my fault . . . ?I wake up in a hospital room with all kinds of tubes and cords protruding from my bruised and battered body. I have no idea how I got here.‘You were in an avalanche,’ the good-looking doctor explains. ‘A pretty major one.’My boss is less sympathetic. ‘What in hell were you thinking? Skiing Ophir’s is a stunt for some idiot 23-year-old boarder, not a seasoned ski patrol.’He’s right. But my memory has gone completely. I can come up with zero reasons why I was skiing on that side of the mountain at three in the afternoon, a time when avalanche warnings are Code Red.It’s then he drops the bombshell. ‘Well, you’re damn lucky. Wish I could say the same about Warren.’ Warren. My longtime friend and greatest ski buddy. ‘He’s dead, Greta.’My job is to help save lives. Now it looks like I’m to blame for the death of the person I trust the most.I drove into Aspen fifteen years ago with nothing but big dreams and even bigger ambitions. Even though I can never aspire to the jetset lifestyles of the super-rich holidaymakers who flock here, I love this place.But there’s a darker side to this glamorous skiers’ paradise.As flashes of memory return and a young woman suddenly disappears, I realize that someone on this mountain knows exactly what happened that day. Someone who won’t be satisfied until they bury me for good.AN EXHILARATING BLEND OF BREATHTAKING SUSPENSE AND NAIL-BITING TENSION WITH A SHOCKING FINAL TWIST.This gripping psychological thriller is perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Lucy Clarke, Lucy Foley, Liane Moriarty and Shari Lapena.Please note this book was previously published as First Tracks.‘This compelling Scandinavian noir-style thriller should appeal to readers of both Ruth Ware and Arnaldur Indridason.’ Booklist‘Those who enjoy reading about the lifestyles of the horribly rich will be most rewarded.’ Publishers WeeklyREADERS LOVE THE SKI RESORT:????? ‘A captivating read . . . More twists than an Aspen slope.’ Jami C.????? ‘I don’t even ski and I loved this book. Great scenes of Aspen lifestyle.’ Pegoletti D.????? ‘Full of mystery and suspense.’ Michelle K.????? ‘I couldn’t put it down. Great twists and turns.’ D.C. J.????? ‘An engrossing and truly pleasurable read.’ Tom B.????? ‘If you crave a great mystery, enjoy the elan of an exceptional ski venue, and love the unveiling of the life of a “lady ski bum”, this book is for you.’ Paul C.????? ‘A great thriller. Made me miss the slopes. Hard to put the book down.’ Sue
by Philip Eliot | Aug 13, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
Rowan Page has a plan.It is not a good plan, but it is technically a plan. She’ll come to Willow Cove, sort out the seaside bookshop her late aunt left behind, sell the property before the money runs out, and move on with her life.Quill & Tide has other ideas.The shelves are beautiful but impossible to navigate. The bathroom mirror keeps leaving messages in her dead aunt’s handwriting. And Moss, the sea-glass gray cat who came with the building, keeps glowing every time someone lies.Rowan would love to pretend all of that is normal.Unfortunately, denial gets harder when a bestselling thriller author drops dead at the town’s Masques & Manuscripts festival, right in front of half the waterfront.The police have a suspect. The town has gossip. Moss has strong feelings about everyone involved, most of them unflattering. And Rowan has questions she really should stop asking, especially once they lead to a stolen grimoire and secrets Aunt Oona apparently took to the grave.Willow Cove is charming, magical, and very bad at minding its own business.Rowan was supposed to sell the bookshop and leave.Instead, she may have inherited a murder mystery and one extremely judgmental cat.
by Philip Eliot | Aug 13, 2026 | New Adult Romance |
Did you ever love someone so much it hurt?Brad Payne thought he knew what it meant to give his heart away—until the girl who crushed it left him broken. When Valerie walks into his life, she feels like redemption. She reminds him of everything he’s lost…and everything he’s desperate to hold on to.But Valerie’s in love with someone else. His best friend.Trying to bury his feelings, Brad throws himself into the music, the band, and a string of empty relationships. Still, he can’t stop watching from the sidelines as Valerie’s heart gets shattered again and again. Torn between loyalty to his best friend and his devotion to the only girl who’s ever made him believe in forever, Brad is forced to face the one question he can’t escape:How do you let go of the love that defines you—even when it’s the one thing you can never have?Raw, gritty, and full of heart, Fully Automatic takes you behind the scenes of the Bullet world to reveal Brad Payne as you’ve never seen him before. This isn’t just his side of the story—it’s the story of a man who loved with everything he had, whose loyalty cost him everything, and whose music told the truth he couldn’t say out loud.
