MECHANICSBURG, Pa. -- Sunbury Press has released the bestsellers list for September, 2014. Jim Remsen's young adult novel Visions of Teaoga was #1 for the second month in a row. About Visions of Teaoga The year is 1790 and Queen Esther, a notorious American Indian matriarch, travels under cover to observe a U.S.-Iroquois summit at the ancient Teaoga treaty grounds. Will she be able to pass on her wisdom – and warnings – to the Indian villagers before the hostile settlers discover her in their midst? Will troubled native girl Sisketung awaken to Esther’s truths and see how wrong-headed the brash settler girl Sarah was? Moving two centuries forward, restless tweener Maddy Winter also visits Teaoga, now a quiet riverfront town on the Pennsylvania-New York border. She tunes in to the region’s dramatic lost history and soon encounters spirits in the wind. As she gains in wisdom, Maddy longs to take on Esther’s mantle of the “peace woman,” but will she find the courage to do right in her own life? Drawing richly from the historical record, Visions of Teaogacaptures a world in upheaval. Readers sit at a native story circle and learn of the tensions and treachery besetting the Eastern frontier. As Maddy and her modern-day compatriots enter the story, they ponder how our history was recorded and by whom. The book is a perfect companion for middle-school history classes, with discussion questions and other supplemental materials provided on the author’s website, www.jimremsen.com.

SUNBURY PRESS - Bestsellers for September, 2014 (by Revenue)
Rank	Last Month	Title	Author	Category
1	1	Visions of Teaoga	Jim Remsen	YA Fiction
2	NEW	Dead of Autumn	Sherry Knowlton	Thriller Fiction
3	16	The Sign of the Eagle	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical Fiction
4	-	Call Sign Dracula	Joe Fair	Military History
5	19	The Cursed Man	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
6	2	The Piano Bed	Anne Marie Drew	YA Fiction
7	NEW	The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs	Terry Ray	Paranormal
8	NEW	Death of the Dying City	Matthew Taub	Urban Fiction
9	11	The Closer	Alan Mindell	Sports Fiction
10	NEW	Hidden Dangers	Robert Stout	Foreign Policy
11	15	Dying for Vengeance	J . M. West	Thriller Fiction
12	18	Fatal Snow	Robert Walton	Action Adventure
13	-	Keystone Tombstones Civil War	Joe Farrell & Farley	History
14	6	Pit Bulls	Anthony Julian	History
15	10	Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last	Mike Campbell	History
16	-	The Bronze Dagger	Marie Sontag	YA Fiction
17	-	Winter of the Metal People	Dennis Herrick	HIstorical Fiction
18	7	Petrified	Tanya Reimer	YA Fiction
19	-	The View from Four Foot Two	Judi Markowitz	Medical Memoir
20	-	The Sinful Man	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction

Sunbury Press closed out its best September ever and its best 3rd quarter ever. For the month, sales were up nearly 8% as compared to last year. For the quarter,sales were up 22% compared to last year. Year-to-date, sales are up nearly 10%. The company is on track to have its best year ever. Trade paperbacks continue to be strong, while ebooks continue to weaken. Jim Remsen's Visions of Teaga was boosted by author activities. Sherry Knowlton's Dead of Autumndebuted at #2 thanks to author events. Jess Steven Hughes' The Sign of the Eagle climbed the rankings as a result of author bookstore appearances. Call Sign Dracula, by Joe Fair, returned to the rankings thanks to author activities. Keith Rommel's The Cursed Man & The Sinful Man grabbed #5 and #20 respectively as a result of sales from the Sunbury Press 10th Anniversary Celebration. Keith traveled to Mechanicsburg and appeared with Brahm Gallagher, who plays Alister in The Cursed Manfilm. Anne Marie Drew's The Piano Bed was helped by author activities. Terry Ray's The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs started strong at #7 because of interest from MUFON, the UFO research organization. Death of the Dying City, by Matthew Taub, was helped by extensive friend and family connections in New York. Alan Mindell's The Closer stayed on the chart thanks to sales in the San Diego area. Bob Stout's Hidden Dangers was boosted by orders from Mexico. J. M. West's Dying for Vengeance charted despite only a couple days on sale due to interest in the Carlisle, PA area. Robert Walton's Fatal Snow was helped by sales at Bob's Bagels as it closed for good. The Joes, Farrell and Farley (and Lawrence Knorr), returned to the rankings with Keystone Tombstone Civil Wars benefitting from author activity. Anthony Julian's Pit Bulls I continued to draw interest among dog enthusiasts. Mike Campbell's Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last held at #15 due to his appearance before the 99's in Wichita, Kansas. The Bronze Dagger by Marie Sontag reappeared on the list thanks to signing events at schools. Dennis Herrick's Winter of the Metal People grabbed a spot after being named a finalist in the 2014 New Mexico-Colorado Book Awards. Tanya Reimer'sPetrified performed very well thanks to interest in Canada. Judi Markowitz's The View from Four Foot Two returned to the rankings thanks to author activities. The company released five new titles during the month of September:

SUNBURY PRESS – New Releases for September, 2014
Hidden Dangers	Robert Stout	Foreign Policy
Death of the Dying City	Matthew Taub	Urban Fiction
The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs	Terry Ray	Paranormal
Dead of Autumn	Sherry Knowlton	Thriller Fiction
The Power of Uncertainty	John F. Loase	Mathematics

For a list of Sunbury's best-sellers, please see the Sunbury Press web site: http://www.sunburypressstore.com/BESTSELLERS_c3.htm For a complete list of recent and upcoming releases, please see: http://www.sunburypressstore.com/COMING-SOON_c47.htm