NY Times Bestseller List - Fiction 03/24/2013

New York Times Bestseller List

Fiction

Week Ending March 24th 2013

(click on title of debut's and link to amazon.com)

10 - The Last Threshold - R.A. Salvatore
(Debut)
Book 4 of the fantasy Neverwinter Saga.

9  -  Calculated in Death - J.D. Robb
(2 weeks on list)
(last week's #1)

8  -  The Chance - Karen Kingsbury
(Debut)
Teenage friends, separated by a move, come together as adults to see whether they can find love.

7  -  Damascus Countdown - Joel Rosenberg
(Debut)
C.I.A. operative searches for two nuclear warheads that survived an Israeli attack on Iran.

6  -  Gone Girl - Gillian Flynn
(40 weeks on list)

5  -  A Week in Winter - Maeve Binchy
(4 weeks on list)

4  -  Alex Cross, Run - James Patterson
(3 weeks on list)

3  -  The Storyteller - Jodi Picoult
(2 weeks on list)

2  -  The Striker - Clive Cussler and Justin Scott
(Debut)
In 1902, the young detective Isaac Bell discovers that provocateurs, no the union members he was hired to investigate, are causing trouble in the coal mines.

1  -  Frost Burned - Patricia Briggs
(DEBUT)
The shape-shifter Mercy Thompson seeks assistance from an unlikely ally when her mate, the Alpha werewolf Adam Hauptman, and the rest of his pack are abducted.

New #1 on the NYTimes Bestseller List

This week the new #1 book is on the Hardcover Fiction list.
Its "Silver Borne" by Patricia Briggs.
This is the first #1 book for Ms. Briggs. Read more about the author on her Amazon page.

From Booklist

The fifth Mercy Thompson yarn has the garage mechanic-to-coyote shape-shifter, who could use a little relaxation after whacking all those vampires in Bone Crossed (2009), up to her armpits in romantic and supernatural trouble. Her housemate Sam, a lone werewolf, has developed suicidal depression from the conflict of his two natures. Mercy herself is still working out the relationship with Adam, her bonded mate and the leader of a werewolf pack, which has been put in the danger posed by a jealous female werewolf. Then Mercy gets a call asking her to check on a comrade who may have gone missing. The Fae may be involved. Ai-yi-yi. There’s a lot going on in Silver Borne, but its pacing is practically perfect as it shifts between introspection and sudden action. Mercy is back in the West after the New Orleans setting of Bone Crossed, so most of the characters will be familiar to readers of the first three of Mercy’s now eagerly awaited adventures as well as their graphic-novel prequel, Homecoming (2009). A must for anyone following the series, one that should also be popular among fans of paranormal romance. --Frieda Murray