Ultravox vs. the Ottoman Empire by Elliot Stanton introduces the reader to Alexander “Sandy” Trevelyan, a history teacher and an obsessive Ultravox fan. Sandy has been following Midge Ure’s synth-pop band for over four decades, and his passion has never waned. Now, nearing his sixties,...

Unlawful DISorder by David Jackson Ambrose is the story of a man named Bowie Long as he battles mental illness and struggles to find himself. Bowie wakes up in a state hospital after attacking his mother. Therapists and doctors all want to help him, and...

Victoria Saccenti's Undeniable is the second book in her Central Florida Stories Series and focuses on Kurt and Arely’s story. Kurt is a returned war hero who suffers from survivor’s guilt, and Arely is his childhood neighbor turned teacher. The two meet again after Arely...

Uncle Joe's Muse by Micah Thorp follows a group of middle-aged rockers whose lives turn upside down when they find themselves having to parent a tween girl out of the blue. Rod, Rick, Steve, and Ian are the four members of Uncle Joe's Band. Used...

Twenty-five-year-old Margaret Evans did not want pity from anyone, but for the last six years, everyone kept saying, ‘Poor Meg’. All because of her illegitimate little brat, Carin. Margaret considered herself special and wanted people to see it. She hated her parents, hated her stuck-up...

Uptown Lawyer: Deuce by Richard L Collins is a growth study of criminal law in an advancing socialist USA. The author introduces his staff members who are all personally selected by him for their natural talents, skills, and education. Together with his team, Richard Collins...

Unveiling the Scars: Book Four of the Mallox Series by Lisa Burkett is a compelling, character-driven novel about conquering trauma and finding personal freedom. Rowan McCallister runs from an abusive boyfriend and seeks safety in her hometown of Parkfield, Maine. She had to abandon good...

Unethical: A Psychological Thriller by Marla L. Anderson is a powerful medical thriller that will have you turning pages until the jarring conclusion. Josephine "Jo" Rinaldi has her hands full with her legal career and an elderly father with a dementia diagnosis. At her boss's...

Tara’s mother, Meera, was the maid for the Macmillans, a wealthy family who lived in Bath, England. Tara and Blanche Macmillan were the same age and became best friends; both had Indian mothers and English fathers. However, Blanche’s mother often expressed disapproval of the friendship....

The heart has reasons that the brain doesn’t understand and vice versa. At times, a triggering event can make them come to terms with each other and a glorious epiphany takes place. T. A. Belshaw’s Unspoken is a poignant family drama that makes this insight...