Books from Sunbury Press, Incorporated
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Adventures in Distant and Remote Places: A Memoir
By William LemanskiThis memoir by William E. Lemanski, award winning author of Lost in the Shadow of Fame, covers some of his many adventurous travels in war, sailing, fishing and big game hunting.
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Lost in the Shadow of Fame: The Neglected Story of Kermit Roosevelt; a Gallant and Tragic American
By William E LemanskiPerhaps as Kermit himself wrote: ..".it is when men are off in the wilds that they show themselves as they really are." Surely Kermit Roosevelt has been lost in the shadow of his family's fame.
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The 1932 New York Yankees: The Story of a Legendary Team, a Remarkable Season, and a Wild World Series
By Ronald A. MayerAre the 1932 Yankees the greatest team of all time? This is the story of their remarkable season, led by Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig, toward one of the most lopsided & talked-about World Series in baseball history.
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Lady Moguls: A History of Women Who Have Owned Major League Baseball Teams
By William A. CookHowever this book is about an exclusive group of women in baseball history, some of them are well known, but most are not. These are women who have experienced the game from the very top as major league team owners and co-owners.
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The Ridge of Death
By Thomas M. MalafarinaHorror master Thomas Malafarina is back with the first book of his Dead Kill series entitled The Ridge of Death.
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Home Is a Long Time Ago
By William F. LeeA teenager's parents are killed in a tragic accident.
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PLANET JESUS TRILOGY
By Douglas Brode, Shaun L. BrodeWhere The Twilight Zone meets The New Testament is where 'Flesh and Blood, ' the first volume in the PLANET JESUS trilogy, takes place.
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SILVER COIN
By Marie SontagYou will not be disappointed!" --- Roberta Hendricks, Reading Intervention Specialist, TX "The Silver Coin is so visual throughout, using conversation to move the characters forward in this third book of Dr. Sontag's trilogy.
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Chicken Bone Beach: A Pictorial History of Atlantic City's Missouri Avenue Beach
By Cheryl Woodruff-BrooksCheryl Woodruff-Brooks has compiled this history of Atlantic City's racially segregated beach during its heyday from the 1920s through the 1960s and the residents who lived on the Northside near the established Missouri Avenue Beach.
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Dead Center: How Political Polarization Divided America and what We Can Do about it
By Jason AltmireFast-paced and easily-readable, Dead Center moves beyond the tired rhetoric that so often dominates our political discourse.
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There Is Something About Rough and Ready: A History of the Village at the Heart of the Mahantongo Valley
By Jeanne Adams, Elaine Moran, Cindy BaumThis book focuses on the social history of the village, anchored by information from the 1850 census and Salem Reformed Church cemetery records.
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Psych Up Or Psych Out: The Sport Parent's Guide to Helping Young Athletes Master Mental Toughness in Sport
By Michael J. Asken, Breton AskenThis book will help you begin to understand the concepts and techniques that lead to effective psychological skills that can maximize motivation, performance and enjoyment of competition.
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Indian Villages and Place Names in Pennsylvania: With Numerous Historical Notes and References
By George P. Donehoo" This book, Dr. George P. Donehoo's "Indian Villages and Place Names in Pennsylvania", was written and published in the early 20th century.
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You Killed My Brother
By Keith RommelRainer is a successful doctor and father of two.
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1780: Year of Revenge
By John L. Moore1779 was the fifth year of the American Revolution, and many Iroquois Indians living in western New York sided with the British. Their war parties repeatedly raided frontier settlements in...
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Murder in Tuxedo Park
By William E. LemanskiThe wealthy, gated community of Tuxedo Park, in upstate New York, has been home to many of America's financial titans and social luminaries for over one hundred years.
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The Apostate
By Jack Adler"The Apostate" is the remarkable story of Ray Dancer, a young American forced into accepting a dangerous mission from Protect America Service, an outsourced and mysterious federal security agency, after being accused of terrorism himself.
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City Havoc
By Jack AdlerCan the authorities and Greene finally derail the HAP before more people die? And can they save the heiress? In a dramatic conclusion, the HAP and Greene meet in a deadly encounter that brings the novel to a shattering end.
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Healing Tips for the Mind, Body, and Soul
I was in an essence hiding from my own "issues." This book and you have come into my life for a reason and that reason is to say goodbye to my dark passenger and live life within the light. Many Blessings to you! --- K
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At the End of the Day
By Madelyn KillionA postman with a hobby of reading other people's mail learns about the immorality of the people on his route.