by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
She’s made a promise she’ll die to keep. Until life tests her mettle.Poverty strikes the orphanage Gini owns with her closest friend. She’ll even sell her hair for enough meat to feed her children. When a new man moves in next door, dangers lurk around every corner.John came to Nebraska for a quiet life to lick his wounds of the past. Rustlers routed out his sister and her dying husband and now he has to bring a ranch back from the ashes. But will the rustlers get to him, too?When Gini is caught in the crossfire, bringing the rustlers to her doorstep, John must get over his fears of loss to save her, but will her promise stand in their way?John and Gini will lean into the Lord’s will, even if it means questioning everything they’ve ever known.Get this sweet, romantic, love after heartbreak story, now.
by admin | Dec 5, 2025 | Cozy Mystery |
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Nora Newberry’s dream life is not going according plan.
Her best friend and business partner, Raquel, has just been murdered. The one man she had thought she loved can now be seen moseying through town with a supermodel dangling off his arm. And the diner she and Raquel had planned on opening together may never feed its first customer.
At least she still has her friend, Sean, the town sheriff…
So, when the sheriff’s deputy is killed at the town’s annual Viking festival and everyone suspects Sean of murder, Nora realizes she must figure out a way to prove him innocent. After all, she can’t handle losing him, too!
Find out if Nora has what it takes to clear Sean of murder in Death Of A Deputy, the second adventure in Nancy McGovern’s popular culinary cozy mystery series, “A Murder In Milburn”!
The remaining books in the series are also available on Amazon, either individually or in a box set!
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by admin | Dec 5, 2025 | Fantasy |
The Wild Days are all but over, and the Howling Hunt is nearing…
Facing the worst winter in living memory, Brackenhal and Merralea are fleeing south with what’s left of their tribe – and their last remaining cub. Plagued by cold, hunger, and opportunistic Flesheaters who are picking off their fellow Foragers one by one, there is still no sign of winter lifting, nor spring returning. Along their path, they discover an abandoned fox cub lying in the snow, yet despite foxes being among the most feared and cruel of all predators, they decide to raise the cub as their own. Meanwhile, another creature born of winter itself is uniting the Flesheaters under one creed to begin a great hunt, and while the Foragers raise their orphaned cub in little knowledge of the looming threat, the Wintergazer is ever growing in both power… and hunger.
Against the setting described above, The Last of the Wild Days is the story of someone born into one way of life but raised into another; whose identity is increasingly torn between heritage and upbringing, nature and nurture, right and wrong – who must ultimately discover what the meanings of family and friendship truly are to them.
As well as for use of setting, the world, characters and their various attitudes towards one another are intended as a satirical reflection of humanity and our issues throughout history that are still largely present today such as tribalism, slavery and greed.
Dedicated to the memory of my brother Nathaniel (Natty), Brian Jacques whose books we both grew up with, and other influential authors who are sadly no longer with us, this is a story of life, death, love, grief, captivity, freedom, prejudice, compassion, and the complicated, bittersweet bonds of friendship and family – in a reflection of our own lives as a combination of beauty, agony and everything in between.
If you decide to pick it up, self publishing relies heavily on ratings and reviews – so any review or any feedback you could offer would be extremely appreciated. Thank you!
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by Philip Eliot | Dec 3, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
A crown meant for a princess. A medieval castle. And a one-way ticket to an unforgettable romance.Each book in the Back Inn Time Series is stand alone. Read in any order!A life-changing diagnosis sends Avery Stuart on a last-chance Christmas road trip. The cheery bed-and-breakfast offers a festive way to spend the holidays alone. But when she finds her name listed on an ancient family tree next to an English baron, her trip suddenly takes a startling turn—no fairy godmother included. She might have gotten the Cinderella dress, but her prince is more beast than charming.On the verge of seeing his people starve, Sir Robert de Northwood must seek a bride with a hefty dowry in order to salvage what war has wrought. The night he must choose his wife, a strange foreign princess arrives at Northwood Castle dressed in enough jewels to feed his barony for a year—and she’s entirely alone. Sir Robert is intrigued by the fascinating woman and offers his protection by way of a sensible marriage arrangement that will benefit them both. But when the mysterious Princess Avery of Gardenia claims to be from the future, how much will he risk losing in order to keep her close?? The Back Inn Time series books are fun, faith-filled stories of what it might be like to suddenly experience life in a different time. These clean historical romances are packed with humor and adventure. Perfect for fans of dual timeline or time slip stories and Christian historical romance, these books answer the question every historical fiction fan wonders—what would it be like if I went back to that time? If you enjoy the wholesomeness of Amish, Western, or frontier fiction and adore romantic comedies, then a visit to a seaside Victorian inn where you can “step back inn time and leave your troubles behind!” is for you.Don’t miss these other time travel titles from Bestselling author Stephenia H. McGeeHer Place in TimeThe Hope of Christmas PastA Wagon Train WeekendFalling for the FiftiesA Colonial CourtshipA Castle for ChristmasA Gilded Age GetawayA Taste of the Twenties
by Philip Eliot | Nov 29, 2025 | Business, Money & Jobs |
Hit #1 in New Releases in Business Management, Motivational Leadership, and Communication.If you’re a leader… and you still feel like you’re winging it?You’re not broken. You’re just leading in the real world.Leading people isn’t supposed to be easy—it’s supposed to be challenging. And yet, most leadership books act like you just need a 10-step framework and a vision board to become the next great leader. (Spoiler alert: That’s not how it works.)In How to Suck as a Leader, Travis Dalrymple (leadership coach to 7- and 8-figure business owners) flips the script on leadership advice. Instead of telling you what to do, he’ll show you what not to do—because sometimes, the best way to learn is by recognizing what terrible leadership actually looks like.Inside, you’ll discover:? Why leadership feels lonely (and what to do when it does)? The real reason your team’s always confused (hint: it’s not them, it’s you)? How to stop micromanaging everything—and start building actual trust? Why trying to be “perfect” is killing your progress? A dead-simple framework for giving feedback (without sounding like a jerk)? How to stop burning yourself out and start leading for the long haulPacked with no-BS advice, real-world stories, and just the right amount of sarcasm, this book is your anti-leadership book—because learning what bad leadership looks like will set you up to actually be great.Who is this book for?If you’re a new manager, business owner, coach, team leader, or anyone in charge of actual humans, this book is for you. Whether you’ve been leading for five minutes or five years, you’ll walk away with insights that will change the way you lead—without needing to sit through another corporate leadership seminar.So if you’re ready to stop second-guessing yourself, learn from the mistakes of bad leaders, and start leading with confidence…Read this book. So you don’t completely suck as a leader.
