NY Times Bestseller List (Fiction) August 27th 2017

New York Times Bestseller List

Hardback Fiction

Top 10

Week Ending August 27th 2017

10 - Into the Water - Paula Hawkins
(15 weeks on list)

9  -  House of Spies - Daniel Silva 
(5 weeks on list)

8  -  A Gentleman in Moscow - Amor Towles
(38 weeks on list)

7  -  The Good Daughter - Karin Slaughter
(Debut)
The lawyer Charlotte Quinn is challenged when violence returns to her hometown of Pikesville.

6  -  The Last Tudor - Philippa Gregory
(Debut)
The youngest Grey sister, Mary, is left to face her ruthless cousin, Queen Elizabeth.

5  -  Barely Legal - Stuart Woods and Parnell Hall
(Debut)
Herbie Fisher, the protege of Stone Barrington, becomes a partner at a law firm and finds himself in a web of deceit.

4  -  The Lying Game - Ruth Ware
(3 weeks on list)
Four school friends reunite as their long-held secret threatens to emerge.

3  -  The Late Show - Michael Connelly 
(4 weeks on list)

2  -  Camino Island - John Grisham
(10 weeks on list)

1  -  Any Dream Will Do - Debbie Macomber
(Debut)
As Shay Benson begins her life anew, building a relationship with Pastor Drew Douglas, her brother's return threatens to undo it.

NY Times Bestseller List - Fiction (03/13/2016)

New York Bestseller List

Hardback Fiction

Top 10

Week Ending March 13th 2016

10 - NYPD Red 4 - James Patterson and Marshall Karp
(5 weeks on list)

9  -  Brotherhood in Death - J.D. Robb
(4 weeks on list)

8  -  My Name Is Lucy Barton - Elizabeth Strout
(7 weeks on list)

7  -  Wedding Cake Murder - Joanne Fluke(Debut)
The Lake Eden, MN., baker Hannah Swensen is about to get married, but first she must solve the murder of a visiting celebrity chef.

6  -  Cometh The Hour - Jeffery Archer
(2nd week on list)  (last week's #1)

5  -  Go Set a Watchman - Harper Lee
(31 weeks on list)

4  -  The Nightingale - Kristin Hannah
(52 weeks on list)

3  -  The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins
(59 weeks on list)

2  -  A Girl's Guide To Moving On - Debbie Macomber 
(Debut)
A mother and her daughter-in-law both leave unhappy marriages an take up with new men.

1  -  All The Light We Cannot See - Anthony Doerr
(95 Weeks on list)
The lives of a blind French girl and a gadget-obsessed German boy before and during World War II.

NY Times Bestseller List (Fiction) August 31st 2014

New York Times Bestseller List

Hardback Fiction

Week Ending August 31st 2014

10 - The Magician's Land - Lev Grossman
(2 weeks on list) (last week at #1)

9  -  The Lost Island - Preston and Child
(2 weeks on list)

8  -  All The Light We Cannot See - Anthony Doerr
(15 weeks on list)

7  -  The Book of Life - Deborah Harkness
(5 weeks on list)

6  -  The Heist - Daniel Silva
(5 weeks on list)

5  -  The Goldfinch - Donna Tartt
(43 weeks on list)

4  -  Big Little Lies - Liane Moriarty
(3 weeks on list)

3  -  The 6th Extinction - James Rollins
(Debut)
The 10th Sigma Force novel offers Nazis, an ancient secret, a ticking nuclear clock and alien life forms.

2  -  Love Letters - Debbie Macomber
(Debut)
Three couples struggle with intimacy one summer at Cedar Cove's Rose Harbor Inn.

1  -  Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage - Haruki Murakami
(DEBUT)
A young man's difficult coming of age.

New York Times Bestseller List (Fiction) 04/21/2013

NY Times Bestseller List

Fiction

Week Ending April 21st 2013

10 - Z - Therese Anne Fowler
(2 weeks on list)

9  -  A Week In Winter - Maeve Binchy
(8 weeks on list)

8  -  The Storyteller - Jodi Picoult
(6 weeks on list)

7  -  Lover At Last - J.R. Ward
(2 weeks on list) (last week's #1)

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

5  -  Six Years - Harlan Coben
(3 weeks on list)

4  -  The Burgess Boys - Elizabeth Strout
(2 weeks on list)

3  -  Life After Life - Kate Atkinson
(Debut)
A woman appears in different versions of the same events, centered on World War II.

2  -  Manuscript Found in Accra - Paulo Coelho
(Debut)
The wisdom of a wise man known as the Copt, set in Jerusalem just before the Crusaders' invasion of 1099.

1  -  Starting Now - Debbie Macomber
(DEBUT)
A Seattle lawyer loses her job and remakes her life; she finds support at the local knitting store.
A Blossom Street novel