by Philip Eliot | Jun 5, 2026 | Romantic Suspense |
My father was a complicated man.The world knew him as a criminal who consorted with other, worse criminals. To me, he was my savior—the man who’d rescued a scared, orphaned little girl. He’d taken me in when I had no one. Duty bound, I became the woman he wanted me to be.Powerful. Respected. Resourceful.The Mediator. The Dove.Strictly speaking I was criminal, too, only I didn’t consort, I commanded a team of assassins—though I preferred to call them mercenaries–It sounded less nefarious, less criminal, and more palatable. Two words that meant the same thing– Men who at my call would do my bidding. I lived in the grey, in the shadows. I kept the darkness at bay, acting on behalf of the good people of the world who didn’t deserve anarchy to spill out from the underbelly of society. I was on the right side of evil.Or so I thought.The mentor I trusted, a man who alongside my father taught me the skills I needed to survive, turned out to be nothing more than a greedy traitor.With no choice I continued to play their game. Only, I changed the rules.Unfortunately, that led me straight to the one person I’d done everything in my power to avoid—Zane “Viper” Lewis. I knew his secret. The one thread of the intricate web he’d flawlessly woven that could ruin everything he’d built. I was prepared to keep his secret in exchange for help.But as with all things Viper, nothing was simple. He had other plans and my life went spiraling out of control.Life-altering lies and deceit.The kind that tore your soul apart and killed your spirit.With nothing left, once again I changed the rules.I was the mediator. The fixer. The student who had learned really freaking well how to play the game. And it was damn time they all learned—with their last breaths—just who they made me into.The fatal flaw: Easton Spears. The man I never should’ve let in. But I needed to know what it felt like to be loved. Just once, I wanted to know what it was like having someone see me, the real me, not the Mediator or Dove, but Nebraska Michaels. I wanted it so desperately I gave him what he asked for—my heart. In return, he showed me a world I didn’t know existed. A world I’d have to give up everything to keep.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 4, 2026 | Horror & Paranormal |
“Duncan Ralston is one of the sharpest, smartest, and coolest writers working today. And CVLT proves that! Loved it! Loved it! LOVED IT!” – Judith Sonnet, author of The Home”Cvlt is a devious, twisty-turny plunge into hell that sees Duncan return to his distressing roots.” – Jonathan Butcher, author of The Cold Visitor and co-author of Motel Styx”This isn’t a story about forgiveness, Michael. This is about wrath.”Michael Enhart, a cult deprogrammer, thought he’d seen and heard it all. That is, until he meets Gloria.A member of the secretive Children of Dinah cult, Gloria is cunning, challenging and a lot more than he bargained for. Enhart plans to break down her defenses and bring her back to her birth mother. Gloria proposes a counter-offer: if she can prove to him three genuine miracles, he’ll set her free.But the Lonely Motel had other plans for them tonight. Because no miracle comes without a price.And there can be no healing without pain.CVLT is a standalone novel set at the Lonely Motel. It is not necessary to have read Woom or Gross Out to enjoy it, though your appreciation for certain elements about the motel will be enhanced.Read this if you love:Transgressive FictionSplatterpunk HorrorExtreme HorrorLiterary HorrorChuck PalahniukBret Easton EllisDennis Cooper
by Philip Eliot | Jun 4, 2026 | Historical Romance |
Whispers follow her touch. Fire and light answer her call. And a goddess begins to speak…Mira Garvie thought love was the hardest truth she would ever have to face. But when an enchanted ruby awakens memories of a life lived—and lost—beneath a blood-red moon, Mira is drawn deep into the magic of her Garvie bloodline.As she uncovers her family’s devotion to Brigid—goddess of flame, metal, and sacrifice—her growing power comes with a terrible question: what does the goddess demand in return?Centuries earlier, Magda, a Romani peasant, survives betrayal, brutality, and death itself—reborn with a single purpose. Damned by prophecy and bound by grief, she searches across time for the one woman powerful enough to restore what she lost.As past and present spiral toward collision, Mira and the immortal man she loves must decide whether faith, love, and destiny can exist without cost. Because some loves endure beyond death…and some debts are written in blood.Memory of the Blood Moon is Book 2 in the Sanguis Amantium series, it is intended for adult audiences due to its explicit content. Refer to content/trigger warnings inside for more details.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 4, 2026 | Christian Fiction |
Can a widowed hotel owner make room in her heart for love? An inspirational romance from the New York Times–bestselling author of The Wedding Garden.Faith and warm memories have helped widow Kitty Wainwright endure the loss of her husband. That’s all she’s ever needed—until she hires contractor Jace Carter to repair her motel. Kitty has no idea the silent, scarred Jace has admired her since they set eyes on each other. Although Kitty’s wary of letting anyone into her heart, Jace can’t ignore his feelings for her. But with old secrets threatening to ruin his future happiness, Jace has to put his past to rest before he can convince Kitty that she belongs by his side.
by Philip Eliot | Jun 4, 2026 | Crime Fiction |
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