by Philip Eliot | Aug 17, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
A SEQUEL TO THE ANNA KLEIN TRILOGYIn a nation eager to forget, one young man dares to remember, risking everything to make the truth impossible to ignore. In West Germany in 1958, the post-war miracle economy is booming and everyone seems to have forgotten — or misremembered — the crimes of the Third Reich entirely. But Oskar Gruenewald hasn’t. An idealist despite his traumatic past as a twice orphaned refugee, he enrolled in law school as a pathway to achieving a semblance of justice. But he soon learns the system is stacked against him. When a chance meeting with Romy Erlanger, an enigmatic artist with a fondness for provocation, draws Oskar into an unseen world and brings him face-to-face with the crimes — and criminals — no one wants to remember, he fears his own carefully constructed memories are a fraud. Oskar has to decide if throwing out the rule book to set the record straight is worth the potential cost to his own future — if it even works at all. But sometimes, to get people’s attention, you just have to get creative.
by Philip Eliot | Aug 17, 2026 | Contemporary Romance |
“My father forced me to work for billionaire businessman. Roman Steele.He thinks he’s in charge..But if he thinks he can boss Serena Van Buren, he’d better think again.”..Want dark and gritty? Not this story.But if you’re like me, unapologetic about loving a romance with a satisfying happily-ever-after ending, then you’re in the right place. Welcome!Serena Van Buren has her life perfectly planned—three months in Europe, zero responsibilities, and absolutely no one telling her what to do.Until her father ruins everything.Instead of sipping wine in Italy, Serena is forced into a six-month internship… working for the one man who doesn’t take no for an answer.Roman Steele.Powerful. Controlled. Unimpressed.And determined to turn a spoiled princess into a woman who earns her place.Serena refuses to be tamed.Roman refuses to back down.But the more they clash, the more the tension ignites into something neither of them expected…Because this isn’t just a battle of wills anymore.It’s desire.And when control slips, hearts are on the line.A fun, fast-paced billionaire boss romance featuring:Enemies to loversAlpha billionaireStrong-willed heroineSizzling chemistry & a feel-good ending? TOP AMAZON REVIEW:“Sassy, funny, and full of excitement… This author has just gained a new fan!”
by Philip Eliot | Aug 17, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
I didn’t mean to cross over into Faerie. It was an accident. And now… now I’m in jail.Fairy jail. It’s a thing.When I refused the attentions of a Seelie noble, I earned myself a one-way ticket to Siúcra, the most infamous prison in the Fae Queen’s Court.I’m still reeling over the fact that the fae are real. That Faerie is a real place, and that there are real consequences to being a human surrounded by the amazingly gorgeous—if also amazingly heartless—creatures in this world.Their cruelty doesn’t stop after I’m captured. Turns out, I’m the only human in my wing of the prison. And, I find out pretty quickly, the only female.Ah, crap.Thank goodness for Rys. He might not be the friendliest cellmate, but so long as I don’t ask him questions about why he’s locked up, he’s willing to watch my back. Know what? That totally works for me, especially since I can’t seem to keep my eyes off of his.I’m in jail. Falling for another prisoner should be the last thing on my mind. Then again, Rys is a Light Fae. A Seelie. He’s one of them. Sure, he might be stuck here with me now, but he used to guard this place. He knows the way out—he just doesn’t want to leave.He’s got a past. One look at the ragged scar ruining his otherwise perfect fae features and even I can tell that he’s not as innocent as he claims. But no matter how hard I try to get him to see things my way, he refuses to get involved.Just like he refuses to admit that he can sense the crazy attraction brewing between us.It started out as protection before it blossomed into something… more, whether he wants to pretend or not. And when he finally decides it’s time for him to break free, I know I’ll do whatever I have to to make sure that he takes me with him.**Trapped is the first book in an exciting new Fae series by the author of Touched by the Fae. Featuring a directionally-challenged, unlucky human heroine, the scarred Light Fae who’d rather stay in jail, and their quest to save Faerie together—well, once they break out of Siúcra, that is.It’s also a steamy supernatural prison romance, with a bunch of profanity, an attempted sexual assault (don’t worry, the guy gets what’s coming to him!), and is fully intended for adult readers only.
by Philip Eliot | Aug 17, 2026 | Science Fiction |
From the WINNER of the Green Stories Prize. What do you get if you cross a glitching AI, a streetwise investigator, and a geneticist with a secret? It’s the year 2101, and half of England is underwater. But society is recovering from the Melt – all thanks to ArkTech, the company that saved the world.Charlotte Vance is smart, resourceful, and fiercely dedicated to her work. The ArkTech Territory is the only home she’s ever known, and she’ll do anything to keep it safe.So when Ben, the company’s curious AI with a fondness for dad jokes, asks why a geneticist is stealing pages from library books, Charlotte is happy to help. After all, Ben isn’t just software – he’s her best friend.But what begins as a routine investigation soon raises deeper questions about Charlotte’s world.She’s pulled into the orbit of a criminal operation she thought she’d left behind – and what she uncovers forces her to confront an uncomfortable truth about the company she’s always trusted.An AI, a PI, and a geneticist walk into a library… but the punchline could cost Charlotte everything.Artificial Selection is fun, intriguing, and ultimately uplifting – the first in a series of smart mysteries for anyone curious enough to ask why. What Readers Are Saying…”In the top echelon of near-future storytelling. Looking forward to the next one.”“I loved the world and characters of this book. It felt like a world inhabited by real people with real problems, in a future that is very relatable.””Honestly, I devoured it in one go, in just a single day – it was that good. The world-building? Absolutely brilliant… Charlotte Vance is such a relatable character. She’s flawed, smart, and determined, and I was completely rooting for her… The humor was spot-on too – not overdone, just enough to balance the story’s emotional weight. And that ending? Perfection. It left me feeling hopeful, which is rare these days, isn’t it?”
by Philip Eliot | Aug 17, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
Introducing an engaging new amateur sleuth, declutterer Ellen Curtis, in the first of a brilliant new mystery series.Ellen Curtis runs her own business helping people who are running out of space. As a declutterer, she is used to encountering all sorts of weird and wonderful objects in the course of her work. What she has never before encountered is a dead body.When Ellen stumbles across the corpse of a young woman in an over-cluttered flat, suspicion immediately falls on the deceased homeowner’s son, who has recently absconded from prison. No doubt Nate Ogden is guilty of many things – but is he really the killer? Discovering a link between the victim and her own past, Ellen sets out to uncover the truth. But where has her best friend disappeared to? And is Ellen really prepared for the shocking revelations to follow?
