MECHANICSBURG, Pa. -- Sunbury Press has released the bestsellers list for October, 2015. Kyle Alexander Romine took the top spot with his horror thriller "The Keeper of the Crows." Darla Henry's "3-5-7 Model Workbook" was the top nonfiction title in the #2 spot.

SUNBURY PRESS - Bestsellers for October, 2015 (by Revenue)
Rank	Last Month	Title	Author	Category
1	NEW	The Keeper of the Crows	Kyle Alexander Romines	Thriller Fiction
2	--	The 3-5-7 Model Workbook	Darla Henry	Counseling
3	22	The Bronze Dagger	Marie Sontag	YA Fiction
4	--	The Bipolar Millionaire and the Operation	John E Wade II	Memoir
5	7	The Alabaster Jar	Marie Sontag	YA Fiction
6	4	Capital Murder	Chris Papst	Investigation
7	--	Rising Hope	Marie Sontag	YA Fiction
8	8	The Segregated Georgia School for the Deaf	Ron Knorr & Clemmie Whatley	History
9	--	The Lurking Man	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
10	NEW	Blue Lines Up In Arms	James Craig Atchison	Detective Fiction
11	15	The Wolf of Britannia Part I	Jess Steven Hughes	Historical Fiction
12	NEW	The Devil Tree II: The Calling	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
13	28	Jesus the Phoenician	Karim El Koussa	Religious History
14	16	The B Team	Alan Mindell	Sports Fiction
15	--	The Devil's Grasp	Brian Koscienski & Chris Pisano	Fantasy Fiction
16	--	The Sinful Man	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
17	--	A Pennsylvania Mennonite and the California Gold Rush	Lawrence Knorr	History
18	2	The 3-5-7 Model	Darla Henry	Counseling
19	--	Solomon Screech Owl Goes to the Galapagos	Beth Lancione & Kathy Haney	Childrens
20	--	Solomon Screech Owl's First Flight	Beth Lancione & Kathy Haney	Childrens
21	18	Winter of the Metal People	Dennis Herrick	Historical Fiction
22	30	Pit Bulls	Anthony Julian	History
23	NEW	White River Monster	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
24	--	Freemasons at Gettysburg	Sheldon Munn	History
25	29	Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last	Mike Campbell	History
26	--	The Cursed Man	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
27	--	The Devil Tree	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
28	--	Forts, Forests, and Flintlocks	John Moore	History
29	--	The View from Four Foot Two	Judi Markowitz	Medical Memoir
30	20	That Night at Surigao	Ernie Marshall	History

Sunbury Press had a record October, topping October 2014 by 32%. Year-to-date sales are up 83% year-over-year. Kyle Alexander Romine's "The Keeper of the Crows" started strong out of the gate thanks to seasonal interest and author activities. Darla Henry's "The 3-5-7 Model Workbook" placed due to orders for conferences in Canada. The 3-5-7 guidebook was also on the list at #18 John E Wade II's "The Bipolar Millionaire" returned the charts at #4 thanks to interest in New Orleans. Marie Sontag's three YA fiction titles "The Bronze Dagger," "The Alabaster Jar," and "Rising Hope" were at 5, 7, & 9 on the chart due to invetory purchases for author appearances. Chris Papst's "Capital Murder" held at #6 as the author appeared on numerous radio programs nationwide. "The Segregated Georgia School for he Deaf," by professors Ron Knorr and Clemmie Whatley of Mercer University, clung to #8, and continues to sell steadily in Dixie. Keith Rommel nabbed 6 of the top 30 spots with "The Lurking Man" (9), "The Devil Tree II: The Calling" (12), "The Sinful Man" (16), "White River Monster" (23), "The Cursed Man" (26), and "The Devil Tree" (27) primarily due to author appearances at conventions. James Craig Atchison rounded out the top 10 with his debut novel "Blue Lines Up In Arms." Jess Steven Hughes' novel "The Wolf of Britannia Part I" moved up to #11 due to author appearances in Washington and Oregon. "Jesus the Phoenician," Kareem El Koussa's controversial history of the Son of God, rose to #13 as his US tour ebbed. Alan Mindell's horse racing novel "The B Team" (#14) perservered thanks to continued interest in the author's new website and blog and his appearance schedule. Brian Koscienski's and Chris Pisano's "The Devil's Grasp" returned to the chart at #15 due to author appearances at conventions. Lawrence Knorr's "A Pennsylvania Mennonite and the California Gold Rush" (#17) made another appearance on the chart thanks to large orders from the Golden State. Beth Lancione's two Solomon Screech Owl books "Galapagos" (#19) and "First Flight" (#20) returned to the chart thanks to planned appearances by her son. Dennis Herrick's "Winter of the Metal People" held at #21 due to his appearance schedule in New Mexico. Anthony Julian's "Pit Bulls" continued its streak on the chart at #22. "Freemasons at Gettysburg" by Sheldon Munn seized #24 thanks to orders from gift shops in and around Gettysburg. Mike Campbell's "Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last" took #25 as interest continues in the lost aviatrix. "Forts, Forests, and Flintlocks," the most recent volume in John L. Moore's "Frontier Pennsylvania" series was #28 thanks to regional sales. Judi Markowitz's medical memoir about her daughter, "The View from Four Foot Two," returned to the chart at #29. Ernie Marshall's account of the last conflict between battleships, That Night at Surigao, was #30, thanks to author activity. The company released eight new titles during the month of October.

SUNBURY PRESS – New Releases for October, 2015
Lady Moguls	William A Cook	Baseball History
White River Monster (combined)	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
The Devil Tree II: The Calling	Keith Rommel	Thriller Fiction
The Keeper of the Crows	Kyle Alexander Romines	Thriller Fiction
Blue Lines Up In Arms	James Craig Atchison	Detective Fiction
The Politics of Prevailing	William Miller	Education
The Penns’ Manor of Spread Eagle and the Grist Mills of the Mahantongo Valley	Steve E Troutman	History

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