by Philip Eliot | May 8, 2026 | New Adult Romance |
She believes in love at first sight.He believes in prenups at second glance.Connor is a divorce attorney with a flawless track record—and zero faith in happily-ever-after.To him, marriage is just a legal loophole for tax breaks and green cards. Attraction and chemistry? Sure. Soulmates and dream girls? Absolute nonsense. Just like the ridiculous matchmaking agency that just moved in a few doors down from his office—promising true love and fairy tales. Its founder? A too-perky, way-too-mouthy psychologist who drives him crazy with every smirk and smug remark.Rachel is a couples therapist, body and soul.And arrogant cynics like Connor, who believe in money and muscle more than emotions, make her want to scream into a throw pillow. Or hit them with her clipboard. Relationships are meant to be saved, not tossed aside. Compatibility can be measured, real love can be predicted—and her self-developed dating app proves it. If she has to, she’ll show that infuriatingly attractive lawyer exactly how wrong he is… the hard way.When sparks fly and tempers flare, there’s only one way to settle the score:One bet.Two rivals.Zero chance of staying out of each other’s business—or their beds.The odds of both losing their minds … and hearts?One hundred percent.Perfect for new readers – can be read as a standalone.
by Philip Eliot | May 8, 2026 | New Adult Romance |
Live to ride. Ride to live.Nickel lives free with the brothers he calls family and has never craved anything more until he met Karmen. The shy, quiet nurse caught his eye months ago, and he hasn’t been able to get her off his mind since. Nickel knows what he wants, but he’s never had to fight for it before. Until Karmen.
by Philip Eliot | May 8, 2026 | Historical Romance |
Meet the Thompsons of Locust Street, an unconventional family taking Philadelphia high society by storm…1870 Kirsty Thompson is determined to begin her own business bringing beloved Scottish fabrics and yarns to Philadelphia but first she must meet the men and women who weave the plaids and spin the wool. How will she ever escape her protective older siblings and sail to Scotland?Albert Watson is a medical doctor focusing on research, especially that of Joseph Lister and his sterilization techniques. He speaks at universities in America and in England while visiting his London relatives. As he prepares to sail for just such an engagement, Kirsty Thompson boards his ship to beg him to take her with him. What’s a gentleman to do? Albert cancels his trip across the ocean to escort Miss Thompson back to Philadelphia and finds there is danger afoot for her and her family.Soon he comes to realize there is also danger for his heart, even for a man who rarely pulls his nose from a medical journal. He finds himself unable to put Miss Kirsty Thompson out of his thoughts, where they belonged, because certainly a beautiful, ambitious, and charming young woman could have no interest in him. Or could she?
by Philip Eliot | May 8, 2026 | Historical Romance |
“A delightfully vibrant tale of reluctant lovers reunited.” -Kirkus Reviews2021 BookLife Prize Quarter Finalist – Romance/EroticaAbout to turn thirty, Charles Finch finally realizes his luck has run out. He’s twenty thousand pounds in debt, his entire family hates him, and the powerful Duke of Rutley is watching his every move. So Charles sets out to do what any handsome but impoverished earl would: find a young lady with an impressive dowry to marry him and replenish his coffers.Louisa Strickland much prefers managing the successful estate her father left her to the company of society. But now that her younger sister has come of age, Louisa finds herself in Mayfair, forced to protect her family from desperate fortune hunters like her neighbor, Charles Finch. And when Charles sets his sights on Louisa’s sister, Louisa will do anything to avert his attention elsewhere.As Charles and Louisa find themselves rekindling an old friendship that once went up in flames, Charles begins to wonder if there could be something more between them. He only needs to prove he’s not the man he once was. But unfortunately for Charles, it will take much more than passionate kisses and giving up brandy to convince independent Louisa to marry a rake like him.
by Philip Eliot | May 8, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
If Maggie is living her best life, why doesn’t it feel like she’s in the right place?’Great fun, delicious food, beautiful setting: excellent summer reading’ ?????’Sophia’s best book yet’ ?????’The perfect read for a bright summer’s day’ ???????????From the outside, Maggie Lemon has a perfect life. But she and her husband have been trying for a baby for five years and she’s exhausted. She’s seen countless fertility experts and followed dozens of diets and homeopathic recommendations, and even gave up her dream restaurant in London when doctors suggested the stress might be too much. And now her estranged aunt has died, leaving her hotel in Provence to Maggie.It’s been years since Maggie visited Le Figuier. There’s a lot of work to be done and she knows she should sell it. But when a disgraced Hollywood actor hiding out at the hotel lends a hand, the load feels a lot lighter. Is it just the chemistry with this handsome stranger, or is it starting to feel like Maggie might finally be in the right place?Perfect for fans of: Grumpy X Sunshine Forced proximity Celebrity romanceReaders LOVE The Right Place:’A perfect summer read’ ?????’An unexpected gem of a novel’ ?????’Funny, heartwarming but also poignant’ ?????’I couldn’t put it down’ ?????’A sprinkling of magic throughout’ ?????’A beautiful read with fantastic characters, and a stunning location’ ?????Praise for Sophia Money-Coutts:‘As fun and fizzy as a chilled glass of prosecco…this is the perfect read for your holiday’ Daily Express‘A beach cocktail in book form’ Metro‘A laugh-a-minute page-turner, perfect for poolside reading’ HELLO!’I’m a huge fan of all of Sophia’s books but this is my new favourite…it helped me remember that the sun will come again. Summer holiday read simply doesn’t do it justice!’ Cleo Watson, author of Whips‘Romcom writer extraordinaire’ OK’Delightful, witty romcom’ Red Magazine’A lovely summer read’ Bella Magazine
