This Week's Best Selling Hardcover Fiction
1
FALL OF GIANTS by Ken Follett
- Families caught in World War I and the Russian Revolution. This could be big.
2
DON'T BLINK by James Patterson and Howard Roughan
- A reporter caught in the middle between Italian gangsters and Russian gangsters. Not good.
3
FREEDOM by Jonathan Franzen
- How DID liberals survive during the Bush years. This really is a novel. No kidding. And a pretty good one at that.
4
SAFE HAVEN by Nicholas Sparks
- A new girl arrives in town. What is she up to? And what is it about her past that brought her here?
5
SQUIRREL SEEKS CHIPMUNK by David Sedaris
- You say you like allegorical stories using animals? You got it.
6
THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET'S NEST by Stieg Larsson
- Our favorite "discovered" Scandinavian writer would be proud: His third novel is still at number one, and his girl at it again--but this time she starts out unconscious, shot.
7
NAKED HEAT by Richard Castle
- Nikki Heat is on the case. A murder investigation. But what is this reporter all about?
8
LEGACY by Danielle Steel
- A family has skeletons in the closet. a mysterious Sioux ancestor with connections in France? Hmm.
9
BAD BLOOD by John Sandford
- A conspiracy that has gone on for generations. Somebody better investigate.
10
THE HELP by Kathryn Stockett
- A young white woman has a relationship with black servants. This description may not sound all that interesting, but this novel has been on the best seller list since the middle ages.
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