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Follow on Google News |  Dr. Miller's "Politics" prevails among Sunbury Press bestsellers. Cli-Fi novel leads fictionSunbury Press has released the bestsellers list for September, 2015. Dr. William N. Miller took the top spot with his education memoir "The Politics of Prevailing." Dr. Edward Rubin's Cli-Fi novel "The Heatstroke Line" led fiction.
The Politics of Prevailing SUNBURY PRESS - Bestsellers for September, 2015 (by Revenue) Rank Last Month Title Author Category 1 NEW The Politics of Prevailing William N Miller Education 2 -- The 3-5-7 Model Darla Henry Counseling 3 NEW The Heatstroke Line Edwin Rubin Climate Fiction 4 4 Capital Murder Chris Papst Investigation 5 5 Where Elephants Fought Bridget Smith Historical Fiction 6 11 Call Sign Dracula Joe Fair War Memoir 7 NEW The Alabaster Jar Marie Sontag YA Fiction 8 3 The Segregated Georgia School for the Deaf Ron Knorr & Clemmie Whatley History 9 NEW The Penns' Manor of Spread Eagle and the Grist Mills of the Upper Mahantongo Valley Steve Troutman History 10 -- The Sign of the Eagle Jess Steven Hughes Historical Fiction 11 -- Murder Run Shelly Frome Murder Mystery 12 19 Raising Monarchs Sue Fox McGovern Nature 13 10 Dead of Summer Sherry Knowlton Murder Mystery 14 -- The Wolf of Britannia Part II Jess Steven Hughes Historical Fiction 15 -- The Wolf of Britannia Part I Jess Steven Hughes Historical Fiction 16 7 The B Team Alan Mindell Sports Fiction 17 -- A Brother's Cold Case Dennis Herrick Murder Mystery 18 12 Winter of the Metal People Dennis Herrick Historical Fiction 19 -- Head Over Wheels Ken Mercurio Medical Memoir 20 26 That Night at Surigao Ernie Marshall History 21 -- Beagle Tales 5 Bob Ford Humor 22 15 The Bronze Dagger Marie Sontag YA Fiction 23 -- Dead of Autumn Sherry Knowlton Murder Mystery 24 -- Beagle Tales 4 Bob Ford Humor 25 9 The Closer Alan Mindell Sports Fiction 26 -- Courting Doubt and Darkness J M West Murder Mystery 27 -- Dying for Vengeance J M West Murder Mystery 28 1 Jesus the Phoenician Karim El Koussa Religious History 29 14 Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last Mike Campbell History 30 18 Pit Bulls Anthony Julian History Sales for the 3rd quarter just ended were nearly double sales in Q3 of 2014. EBooks were down about 10% over the same quarterly period. Hardcover sales are up 10x from Q3 2014. Year-to-date, sales are up over 92% from 2014. Comparing Septembers, sales were nearly 1.5x higher, year-over-year. The company is expecting its best 4th quarter ever. Dr. William Miller's "The Politics of Prevailing" rocketed to the top thanks to advance sales. Darla Henry's "The 3-5-7 Model" placed due to orders for conferences in Canada. "The Heatstroke Line," Dr. Edward Rubin's first novel is pioneering in the "Cli-Fi" category, burning up to #3 due to author activities. Chris Papst's "Capital Murder" held at #4 as the author appeared on numerous radio programs nationwide. Bridget Smith's historical novel "Where Elephants Fought" stuck at #5 thanks to author appearances in Mississippi. "Call Sign Dracula," the Vietnam memoir by Joe Fair, moved up again to #6 thanks to author appearances at veterans events. Marie Sontag's new historical YA novel, "The Alabaster Jar," debuted at #7 due to author appearances at schools. It's prequel, "The Bronze Dagger," also charted at #22. "The Segregated Georgia School for he Deaf," by professors Ron Knorr and Clemmie Whatley of Mercer University, slid to #8, but continues to sell steadily. "The Penns' Manor of Spread Eagle and the Grist Mills of the Upper Mahantongo Valley" by Steve Troutman ground to #9 thanks to advance orders. Jess Steven Hughes' three novels: "The Sign of the Eagle" (#10), "The Wolf of Britannia Part II (#14), and "The Wolf of Britannia Part I" (#15) marched onto three spots on the chart in tandem with author appearances in Washington and Oregon. Shelly Frome's recently-released "Murder Run" vaulted to #11 prior to author appearances in North Carolina. "Raising Monarchs," Sue Fox McGovern's instructions on saving these disappearing butterlies, flitted to #12 due to sales to bookstores. Sherry Knowlton's "Dead of Summer" (#13), and "Dead of Autumn" (#23) held two spots thanks to author appearances. Alan Mindell's sports novels The B Team (#16) and The Closer (#25) perservered thanks to continued interest in the author's new website and blog and his appearance schedule. Dennis Herrick was another author with two books on the chart: "A Brother's Cold Case" #17 and "Winter of the Metal People" next in line at #18. Dennis continues his appearance schedule in New Mexico. Ken Mercurio's "Head Over Wheels" flipped back onto the chart at #19. Ernie Marshall's account of the last conflict between battleships, That Night at Surigao, was #20, thanks to author activity. Bob Ford nabbed two spots with his hilarious "Beagle Tales 5" at #21, and "Beagle Tales 4" at #24. J M West also doubled with "Courting Doubt and Darkness" at #26, and "Dying for Vengeance" at #27. "Jesus the Phoenician," The company released eight new titles during the month of September. SUNBURY PRESS – New Releases for September, 2015 Ionica Catalina Petcov Biography The Heatstroke Line Edwin Rubin Climate Fiction White River Monster IV Keith Rommel Thriller Fiction White River Monster V Keith Rommel Thriller Fiction White River Monster VI Keith Rommel Thriller Fiction The Alabaster Jar Marie Sontag YA Fiction Hairy Men in Caves Marlin Bressi History High Passes John Timmerman Western For a list of Sunbury's best-sellers, please see the Sunbury Press web site: http://www.sunburypressstore.com/ For a complete list of recent and upcoming releases, please see: http://www.sunburypressstore.com/ End
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