Here are the Top 5 books on the New York Times Fiction Bestseller list for the week ending March 27th 2011
1 - The Jungle - Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul (Debut)
From Publishers Weekly
Juan Cabrillo and his crew of mercenaries engage in one daring rescue operation after another with progressively higher stakes in Cussler's high-octane eighth Oregon Files novel (after The Silent Sea), his sixth collaboration with Du Brul. The rescue of a kidnap victim, an Indonesian teenage boy, from an Afghan village, yields a bonus in the form of MacD Lawless, a former U.S. Army Ranger, who proves of immediate value. Betrayals, more rescues, and escapes follow as one mysterious man seeks world domination using a discovery linked to 13th-century China. Cabrillo's handpicked team members, who operate from their state-of-the-art ship, the Oregon, are the only chance to stop a plot that threatens to bring the U.S. government to its knees. The frenetic action moves from Afghanistan to Singapore and the Burmese jungle with lots of derring-do at sea before climaxing in a surprising locale in a fashion sure to delight series fans.
2 - Sing You Home - Jodi Picoult (2nd week on list)
3 - The Wise Man's Fear - Patrick Rothfuss (2nd week on list)
4 - The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest - Stieg Larsson (42 weeks on list)
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