by Philip Eliot | Apr 21, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
A dark, watery underworld where death is always near.Jason and Penny Beringer lead a small cave diving team in a daring bid to become the first explorers of a newly discovered system of underwater caverns hidden deep in the Philippine jungle. But within this maze of sunken chambers lives a genetically engineered predator, a creature capable of spreading havoc on both land and beneath the lightless, suffocating depths of this mysterious underworld.Combining tense, white knuckled thrills and scientific horror, John Triptych’s newest release will surely interest fans of Michael Crichton, Peter Benchley, and Clive Cussler.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 21, 2026 | Fantasy |
A god is waking… and the world is already breaking.For a thousand years, the Dark God slept.Now, his whispers creep through the shadows twisting fate, igniting war, and turning kingdoms against themselves. Wherever his influence reaches, destruction follows.Divinoros is running out of time.Three unlikely souls stand in his path:Ryker—a reckless apprentice chasing adventure… about to face a nightmare he cannot outrun.Baelin—a dwarf scholar digging into forbidden truths that could save the world—or doom it.Nienna—a deadly elvish assassin pulled into a conspiracy far greater than any contract.As their paths collide, they uncover a terrifying truth:The Dark God’s return is only the beginning.Ancient powers are rising. Creatures long thought dead are begininng to stir.War is coming. And survival will demand everything.Perfect for fans of rich worldbuilding, brutal battles, and epic, character-driven fantasy, Echoes Through Divinoros: Dawn of Darkness delivers a gripping adventure where no one escapes unchanged.“The world building is beautiful and vast… Each characters is well-crafted and convincing. I enthusiastically recommend this novel to fans of dark fantasy fiction.” – Ibrahim Aslan, Readers Favorite.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 21, 2026 | Science Fiction |
For over a century, the Terrani Republic and the Eranian Kingdom have been at war. After a recent defeat, the Terrani Republic had no choice but to evacuate their worlds, abandoning everything they knew. They fled in a massive fleet, with the Eranians in pursuit. For seven bitter years, they evaded the Eranian forces, their circumstances unchanged. Yet, the desire for change only grew among the Terrani, a hungry tinder that had been building for years, waiting for a spark. Can a few visionaries truly alter such seemingly immutable circumstances? Can a defeated nation rise again and fight? Or is the fate of nations predetermined, unchangeable no matter how fervently a visionary may dream?
by Philip Eliot | Apr 21, 2026 | Science Fiction |
Davlok Asterian has to survive for 6 days and nights on the moon Kellora-5, and then he’ll be free.
Kellora-5 is empty, so this shouldn’t be a problem.
However, Davlok soon learns that even the quietest moons can come alive at night.
From the editor:
Dead Moon is a survival Space Horror in the mode of Aliens, Enemy Mine and The Thing.
by Philip Eliot | Apr 21, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
You can only walk forward when you learn how to lean.Just months after her husband threw her out of their penthouse and sent their two sons away, Gabrielle Fairbanks is finally getting back on her feet. She has a job she loves at the homeless shelter, an apartment for her and the boys, caring friends, and even a new love interest. Best of all, an unexpected windfall has given her a brand-new dream–a House of Hope for homeless mothers and their children.Piece by piece, Gabby’s new life is coming together–but the old one keeps dragging her back. First her husband Philip hints at a reconciliation…then hits her up for a loan to pay his gambling debts. And when Gabby tells him no, he makes a desperate move that puts them all in harm’s way. How can she even think of embarking on a new venture when so much is up in the air?Gabby is realizing that she needs something far greater than her own strength or even that of her friends. That to move forward, she must first lean on the only One who knows what the future holds.
