MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — Sunbury Press has released the bestsellers list for February for its Milford House Press fiction imprint. J. Geoffrey Barber’s romantic Three Rogues at Gettysburg, a historical novel set after the battle, took first place. Jess Steven Hughes took the four spots with his historical novels set in Ancient Rome. The recently-released The Broken Lance was 2nd. The Sign of the Eagle, the first book of the series, took third place. The Wolf of Britannia Part II was tenth, while its partner, Part I, was 13th. Mark Mitten took 4th place with his Western novel Hard to Quit. Dennis Herrick moved up to fifth place with his historical Winter of the Metal People. David Parmalee's historical romance set around the time of the Civil War, The Sea Is a Thief, climbed to sixth. John Cressler took two spots with his first two books of the Anthems of al-Andalus Series, Shadows in the Shining City at 7th and Emeralds of the Alhambra at 10th place. Carrie Nyman returned to the rankings, taking 8th place with Why Aren't You Sweet Like Me? Bob Wood's western Sage followed in 9th place. William Lemanski returned to the rankings with his murder mystery, Murder in Tuxedo Park. Patchtown by Jolene (Busher) Fay stayed in 14th place. Steve Kious's Sherlock Holmes and the Crater Lake Adventure rounded out the list.

MILFORD HOUSE PRESS - Bestsellers for February 2018 (by Revenue)
Rank	Prior	Title	Author	Category
1	11	Three Rogues in Gettysburg	J Geoffrey Barber	Historical
2	NEW	The Broken Lance	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical
3	3	The Sign of the Eagle	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical
4	4	Hard to Quit	Mark Mitten	Western
5	6	Winter of the Metal People	Dennis Herrick	Historical
6	--	The Sea Is a Thief	David Parmalee	Historical
7	--	Shadows in the Shining City	John Cressler	Historical
8	--	Why Aren't You Sweet Like Me?	Carrie Nyman	Historical Romance
9	--	Sage	Bob Wood	Western
10	--	Emeralds of the Alhambra	John Cressler	Historical
11	--	The Wolf of Britannia Part II	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical
12	--	Murder in Tuxedo Park	William Lemanski	Detective Thriller
13	--	The Wolf of Britannia Part I	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical
14	14	Patchtown	Jolene Fay	Historical
15	--	Sherlock Holmes and the Crater Lake Adventure	Steven Kious	Detective Thriller

Barber's book sold well due to author activities. Hughes’ books continue to sell well through bookstore events in the Pacific Northwest. Mitten’s books have been selling well online. Herrick continues to hold author events to maintain his sales. The others were helped by publisher publicity and/or Kindle sales.