Michael John Sullivan

Surveys the key personalities and games in the history of the New York Rangers hockey team, focusing on the 1994 Stanley Cup championship.

Presents a biography of the professional hockey player who has led both the Edmonton Oilers and the New York Rangers to Stanley Cup victories.

A Fatal Passion is the story of great wealth and privilege when rival royal families vied for position and power even as they were about to lose almost everything in the First World War. Among the few who survived the painful times was Victoria Melita, one of the most beautiful and liberated women of her era. The book is set against the majestic canvas of Queen Victoria's far-flung empire, the intrigues of the royal courts of Europe, and the exotic splendor and fantastic events of imperial Russia as it balanced on the precipice of disaster. It culminates in the turbulent era of ruthless dictators and the advent of the Second World War. Through the use of private diaries and letters previously unpublished, as well as exclusive interviews with many of the surviving principals, Michael John Sullivan has revealed the heart and mind of a remarkable woman, who, for too long, has been largely overlooked by history.

Traces the personal life and basketball career of the center who began his NBA career with the Orlando Magic in 1992.

Includes material on John F. Kennedy, Judith Exner, Dwight Eisenhower, Kay Summersby, George Washington, Sally Fairfax, Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, Franklin Roosevelt, Lucy Mercer.