COMING SOON:

Heaven Falls (Telemachus Press 2010)

From the back cover of Heaven Falls: Between a rock and a hard place, Tess feels alone in the world. She’s lost everything, except her daughter. Then comes an offer of a job at the most luxurious health resort in New England. She takes the job – a dream come true… And a nightmare. The heaven she thought she’d found crumbles around her. With her daughter’s life at stake, passion turns to terror. Tess forces herself to seek help from the man who betrayed her. But, if used wisely, fear may save her . . . and forgiveness may even lead to love.

The Bright Face of Danger (St. Martin’s Press 1993) This book is currently out of print, but you can find it on Powell’s or Abe’s. “Don’t start this one late at night or you’ll never get any sleep…” wrote one reviewer. It’s recently been reissued in France as L’Innocence du Mal.

Illustrated Atlas of Native American History (Saraband 1999) Ed. Samuel W. Crompton. This beautiful coffee-table book has lots of maps, primary source material, and detail. Eliot’s contribution: “Accommodation, Exchange, and Warfare 1600 – 1700.”

Written under pen name Ellie Winslow:

The Wine-Dark Sea (Signet/NAL 1983)

Painted Secrets (Signet/NAL 1984)

Red Sky At Night (Signet/NAL 1985)

A Distant Light (Signet/NAL 1986)

Roman Candles (Signet/NAL 1987)

In the tradition of Sydney Sheldon, Nora Roberts, and Daphne Du Maurier, Winslow Eliot’s novels weave suspense with romantic tenderness.