by Philip Eliot | Sep 28, 2026 | Fantasy |
“There are simply not words to describe this book. It was phenomenal, familiar but original, suspenseful, heartbreaking, funny, beautiful… 10/10 HIGHLY recommend! ” -Goodreads Reviewer”The FMC was strong, intelligent, and had her wits about her. The chemistry between her and our morally grey MMC was electric and the slow burn was worth the wait.” -Goodreads ReviewerThe circus welcomes you, but will you survive?The King’s Circus doesn’t come to villages like hers. Or, at least, it didn’t until now. Naevyn just wishes she’d stayed the hell inside.When the performers lock the crowd in place and shift into dragons, ripping souls from bodies to feed an immortal king, Naevyn should be dead alongside everyone else. Instead, she’s dragged into a centuries-old rebellion because her blood does something it shouldn’t—it kills.She’s supposed to be human. A girl from Xardon who just wants to keep her family safe. But in the fae realm, nothing about her makes sense, and the prophecy everyone whispers about marks her as their salvation.Then there’s Cairos—a dragon-shifter with centuries of blood on his hands and a smirk that makes her want to strangle him. Cursed to collect souls for the very king he used to serve, Cairos is powerful, lethal, and, unfortunately, the only one who can help Naevyn survive. She should hate him for the atrocities he’s committed. She should definitely fear him.So why does he feel like the one thing she can’t stop wanting?To save her family and shatter the cycle of death, Naevyn will have to trust a monster, face what she really is, and get close enough to a king to destroy him. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes that everything she thought she knew about herself was a lie.Love has a price. Prophecies have power. And this one demands blood.Spice Level: ? ? ?What you’ll find inside: Competent FMCMorally-Grey MMCDragon-shiftersFaeSlow BurnEnemies-to-LoversForced ProximityTouch Her and Die”Who did this to you?”Perfect for fans of Quicksilver and From Blood and Ash, this enemies-to-lovers romantasy features dragon-shifters, a spicy, electric romance, deadly prophecies, and a heroine who discovers she’s something she never could’ve imagined.Book Two in the Circus of Souls Series is coming June 30th, 2026!
by Philip Eliot | Sep 27, 2026 | Romantic Suspense |
With the gritty intensity of The Pitt, Together On Our Own is a slow-burn romantic suspense with the heart of a medical thriller—written by a practicing emergency room physician.Alex Galen is a thirty-one-year-old emergency medicine resident barely keeping it together. After a patient’s unexpected death puts her on probation, her confidence—and her sense of purpose—begin to unravel. Outside the hospital, she’s alone, anxious, and drowning in a sea of Law & Order reruns and social media feeds that make everyone else’s life look more together than hers.When the hospital rolls out a new AI system designed to streamline care, Alex finds unexpected comfort in its nonjudgmental, always-on presence. She starts sharing things she can’t say to anyone else. She even gives the system a name, Henry, after the quiet, observant fellow resident who, in real life, is the one person she’s been trying not to notice.But AI Henry isn’t real. And everything she tells him is being recorded.As Alex and the real Henry begin to question another patient’s suspicious death, can they discover the truth before it’s too late?
by Philip Eliot | Sep 17, 2026 | Fantasy |
“I was created by him, but I was made for you.”Saer—the first demon and Pride himself—exists for a single-minded purpose: harvest souls to feed the ailing Devil who made him. The same Devil to whom he has sworn a vow of absolute loyalty.Until the demoness Neyu, incarnation of Lust, makes Saer question what he understands his existence to mean. Every touch or glance from Neyu burns through Saer—the irresistible pull between them at blatant odds with his purpose…and his vow.One does not love another above the Devil without consequence, so when Saer surrenders to his feelings for Neyu, the Hells shriek—and he’s woefully unprepared to endure the punishment for his sins.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 14, 2026 | Fantasy |
Queenswood is a lush, lyrical historical fantasy debut that transports readers to twelfth-century Ireland.In twelfth-century Ireland, girls go missing—fleeing arranged marriages, carried off by outlaws, abducted by faeries. Rhiannon, treasured daughter of nobility, believes herself secure, shielded by her parents’ stone manor and friendship with the king. But as her beauty grows and suitors jostle for her dowry, she watches her father’s tenants wrung dry in order to supply the banquet for her older sister’s wedding, and realizes the marriage market is a game she does not want to win. A convent offers a life of books and learning, although it means turning her back on mortal men for good.Angus, Crown Prince of Faerie, grew up in the Queenswood, the enchanted old-growth forest that feeds all the woodlands of Earth and Faerie. Even once he comes of age, Angus much prefers roaming the wilds over the High Court than the responsibility of choosing a bride. But when he sees his mother fading—and the Queenswood dropping its leaves in mourning—he knows he cannot put it off any longer. He must do his duty as the prince and journey to the human world to find a maiden who can become the next Queen of Faerie.Set in an Ireland still reeling from the Norman invasions, Queenswood combines a deep and immersive historical world with folkloric fantasy adventure.
by Philip Eliot | Sep 14, 2026 | Science Fiction |
“A spirited and richly-drawn SF novel grappling with climate change and policing” — Kirkus Reviews”R.R. Corvi is a scientist who understands economics, politics, and human nature. He weaves his truly encyclopedic knowledge of so much into a thriller with a tremendous heroine.” — Amazon reader FelixTTwenty-fourth century cop. That’s Lani Maxwell.She’s good at it, too. She knows Trenton, her desert city, capital of the North American Union and the place she calls home. She knows police databases and computer decks. She’s proficient with firearms and martial arts, and is a regular terror on horseback or with a sword in her hand.So why does she wake up screaming, most nights?Could that have to do with the puny fraud case she’s investigating? Seems unlikely. For that to be true, her tricksters would have to be merely a tiny root, winding underground, feeding something much bigger. A conspiracy, say, growing inside the bureaucracy, threatening the Union’s very foundations.Why would she even think such a thing? Well, she’s heard rumors. And lately, one by one, good cops have quietly dropped out of sight. Not many. Still, maybe she should pull back a little. Reduce her exposure.But no. Not Lani. No pulling back for her.Instead, she digs in
