by Philip Eliot | Sep 24, 2026 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
SHADOW GUARDIANS: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION — SAVE $50!? 10 Novels. One Massive Dark Romantasy Collection. ?Eilish wakes up running for her life on an empty road, with no memory of who she is, what she is, or how she got there.She also doesn’t know that her kind, angels, have been hunted to the brink of extinction.Or that the tyrant who controls the three realms has made it his mission to ensure no angel survives.And the wings hiding beneath her skin? They make her the most dangerous secret in a world that runs on blood, shadow, and power.Five kings, bound by an ancient oath to maintain the balance between light and dark, are about to discover she exists…Want just a little taste? How about…Dragan, the King of Shadows: a gargoyle warlord who commands Arcane Magic and an army of stone soldiers, banished to the dark realm for over a century, and not exactly the charitable type.Baron, the King of Death: a vampire revenant who clawed his way out of the ground at the Midnight Queen’s command. He’s cold, lethal, and impossible to resist.Cambion, the King of Nature: an elf sorcerer with secrets he isn’t ready to share, including ones about Eilish and a past she can’t remember.Theren, the Unseelie King: a man walking a razor’s edge between the wrong side of history and a chance at redemption.Variant, the fallen King of Light: a man who broke his oath, seized all three realms, and exterminated her kind to make sure no one could stop him.This series is for you if you love:? Multiple love interest Romantasy? Post-apocalyptic fantasy world with fae, gargoyles, vampires, elves, and angels? A rare, winged heroine in a world that wants her dead? Five devastatingly powerful love interests? Slow-burn tension, ancient magic, and a tyrant villain? Perfect for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses meets Kingdom of the WickedBooks included: Claimed by Night Cursed Shadows Bound by Darkness Fallen Angels Midnight Kingdom Stone Sentinels Immortal Alliance Forbidden Hunger Moonlit Guardians Celestial ShadowsOne-click the complete 10-book Shadow Guardians series and save over $50 today, or dive in free with Kindle Unlimited.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 24, 2026 | Cozy Mystery |
The forecast for Christmas in Sevier Oak, Tennessee is rain with a high chance of a humbug. But Garnet Stone won’t let the gloomy weather ruin her first holiday with new boyfriend, Leo Voss, including a storm cloud named Drake.Leo’s grandpa doesn’t approve of his grandson dating his bookstore’s rival. During an author signing at Voss-of-Books, Garnet attends to support Leo and hopes to demonstrate her worth to Drake. What should be a straightforward plan crumbles. Author Yasmin Starr is a shameless flirt and sets her sights on Leo. Shortly into the signing, Yasmin takes a break – and goes missing.Garnet helps with the search, only to find Leo standing over Yasmin’s body on the rooftop. While the police turn to him as their primary suspect, Garnet strives to prove he’s not the culprit.Yasmin made plenty of enemies in her brief visit to Sevier Oak and the suspects list is as long as a tangled strand of Christmas bulbs. Can Garnet bring the real killer to justice?
by Philip Eliot | Sep 24, 2026 | Teen & Young Adult |
Heroes aren’t BORN, they EMERGE. Now you can read the first three books in the Sins of Our Ancestors series, all in one convenient collection. Ruby had barely started kindergarten when the world collapsed, but by now she’s over it. Like, really over it. To celebrate their upcoming graduation, the teenagers in Port Gibson are gathering to play a forbidden game from Before, a game called spin the bottle.Pretty much every girl in Port Gibson likes the same two guys, and Ruby knows them both. Wesley, the charismatic son of the town Mayor who’s being groomed to step into his dad’s job, and Sam, the ripped but terrifying second-in-command to the town’s Security Chief. But only Wesley’s graduating with Ruby, and if he shows up, she’s determined to finally seize her chance to kiss her long time crush.When things go sideways, endangering her dear Wesley’s life, there’s only one person Ruby can ask for help, no matter how scary and enigmatic he is: Samuel Roth. Can Ruby convince Sam to risk his life to save Wesley’s? And can Ruby navigate the post-apocalyptic world in time to save her crush, or will the long forgotten past come back to claim its due?Kirkus Reviews said of the first book, Marked, “Baker’s prose is sharp and vivid, and she manages to immediately plunge her readers into the world of the novel. The story is swiftly paced and features some surprising twists and intriguing characters. The combination of sci-fi, mystery, and teen romance makes for a compelling adventure.A promising YA debut about a girl’s search for a future in the wreckage of the past.”
by Philip Eliot | Sep 24, 2026 | Historical Fiction |
For the Nolan family of East Boston, life on the home front is a different kind of war.June 1941. While the news from Europe remains grim, the future of the Nolan family looks bright.Abby has been accepted to college for the fall, and her twin Thomas is waiting to get on the policeforce. Even their older brother George, who could never keep a job, has finally found steady workas a truck driver.Like every summer, they go to their cottage on nearby Point Shirley, only this year feels different.The Depression has forced many residents to sell, and a lot of their friends have grown up andmoved away. Beyond that, there is uneasiness in the air as the Army builds a gun battery on thebackshore and fighter planes do maneuvers over the harbor.They all try to make the best of it, but it’s an anxious time, and tensions are high. When Thomasbecomes a guard at the shipyard, it puts him at odds with his father, who is a union crane operator.George’s reckless behavior finally catches up to him, causing their mother to drink too much. Abbyseems the only one who will get through the summer unscathed until she finds out the guy she likeswill soon be gone.The family has always had its problems, but the world is in crisis, and people are on edge. And asthe country creeps closer to war, the Nolans struggle to stay together.”Cullen delivers a novel that’s fast-moving, fresh, and imbued with the best of old-fashioned storytelling, too. Let him take you back in time to that moment when the future of the world and every life in it hung in precarious balance.”? William Martin, New York Times bestselling author of Cape Cod and Bound for Gold“Depicting WWII through the prism of blue-collar East Boston, Jonathan Cullen’s THE LAST HAPPY SUMMER tells the story of the Nolan family as they face the first winds of the oncoming conflict. Unique, dramatic, and well-told.”—Mark Sullivan, #1 bestselling author of “Beneath a Scarlet Sky” and “All the Glimmering Stars”
by Philip Eliot | Sep 24, 2026 | Thriller & Suspense |
“Rules? They left those behind a long time ago.”Tom Kessler is still a police officer. That’s what makes this unforgivable.When a powerful MP assaults Pete Johnson’s wife and walks away without consequence, Tom knows exactly how this works. Reporting it exposes Pete, the man who delivered Falstead, the one person outside the job Tom trusts completely. The system he’s sworn to uphold has nothing useful to offer either of them.So a serving detective and a cocaine dealer do the unthinkable.They take him on themselves.What begins as a targeted operation to bring one man to account spirals into something neither of them is equipped for. Because the MP they’ve been watching isn’t just protected by power and money. Russian intelligence has been watching him too, for entirely different reasons, and the moment Tom and Pete step into that shadow, they stop being hunters.They become targets.Where they’re going, rules don’t apply. And witnesses don’t last.By the time it’s over, Tom’s warrant card means nothing. Going back was never really an option.A Minister’s Downfall is a razor-sharp British thriller about the moment a good officer crosses a line he always knew was there, and what’s waiting on the other side.The second Tom Kessler thriller.Perfect for readers of Stephen Leather, Mark Dawson and Simon Kernick.
