Go beyond just the current list of New York Times Fiction Best Sellers to discover every bestselling book listed on the NYT Bestseller List in 2024.
Since 1931, The New York Times has been publishing a weekly list of bestselling books. Since then, becoming a New York Times bestseller has become a dream for virtually every writer.
When I first started reading adult fiction, one of the first places I went for book recommendations was the New York Times Fiction Best Sellers. I wanted to know what books were the most widely read, and start with those.
However, scrolling through the list week by week on The New York Times website is rather annoying. I just wanted all the bestselling fiction books gathered together in one place.
When I couldn’t find it, I decided to create it.
Here are all the New York Times fiction bestsellers from 2024. Instead of just the current best seller list, which you can find all over the place, I’ve compiled a list of every book that has appeared on the New York Times Fiction Best Sellers list in 2024 for Hardcover Fiction.
Note: The week count in this list stops on the last week of 2024. Visit the 2025 Bestseller List if you want to find out which books kept ranking into the next year.
Since this is a bit of a sprawling post, feel free to jump to the section that most interests you or take your time scrolling through the complete list of New York Times fiction best sellers.
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#1 New York Times Fiction Best Sellers of 2024
Lessons in Chemistry
Bonnie Garmus
(99 Weeks) Elizabeth Zott has always defied stereotyping, especially as the only woman chemist at the Hastings Research Institute in the 1960s. After falling in love with another chemist who sees her for who she is, life throws her a curveball. Now as a single mom, she unexpectedly finds herself the host of a tv cooking show. When Elizabeth’s unusual approach to cooking charms her audience, the women who watch her begin to question the status quo in their own lives, making Elizabeth a target of those who find the change unwelcome.
Fourth Wing
Rebecca Yarros
(74 Weeks) Violet Sorrengail is all set to live a quiet life among her books until her mother orders her to become a candidate for the highly competitive dragon riders. But dragons usually prefer to kill rather than bond with weak humans like Violet. With half the competition willing to kill her to improve their odds and the other half hating her because of her mother, Violet must use all her wits to survive the war college.
Iron Flame
Rebecca Yarros
(58 Weeks) In the highly anticipated sequel to Fourth Wing, Violet Sorrengail returns for her second year at Basgiath War College. No one expected her to survive this long, much less bond with one of the strongest dragons in existence and a second dragon as well. Now that she knows the secret the nation has been hiding, it will take all her wits to survive her second year, especially with the new vice commandant determined to make her betray the man she loves.
The Women
Kristin Hannah
(45 Weeks) The Women is the story of one woman gone to war, but it shines a light on all women who put themselves in harm’s way and whose sacrifice and commitment to their country has too often been forgotten. A novel about deep friendships and bold patriotism, The Women is a richly drawn story with a memorable heroine whose idealism and courage under fire will come to define an era.
James
Percival Everett
(24 Weeks) In a reimagining of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Percival Everett rewrites the story from Jim’s perspective. When he founds out he will be sold away from his family, Jim hides out on Jackson Island. There he meets Huckleberry Finn who has faked his death to avoid his violent father. Together, Jim and Huck take a raft down the Mississippi River where their adventures are shown in a new light.
Tom Lake
Ann Patchett
(24 Weeks) In 2020, three grown daughters return to their family orchard in Michigan to isolate with their mother. They beg her to tell them about a story from her youth when she fell in love with famous actor Peter Duke while they performed together at the Tom Lake Theater Company. As Lara ponders her life, her daughters begin to wonder about their own choices.
Holly
Stephen King
(18 Weeks) Holly is meant to be on leave due to the myriad of personal struggles she is facing, but something about the plea to find a missing daughter is impossible to turn down. Mere blocks from where the girl disappeared live a respectable couple who harbor a chilling secret in their basement, and Holly must outwit and outmaneuver them in this frightening new novel from Stephen King.
The Exchange
John Grisham
(16 Weeks) In a sequel to his debut thriller, The Firm, John Grisham returns to tell you what happened to Mitch and Abby McDeere after they exposed the crimes of his corrupt Memphis law firm. Fifteen years later, Mitch and Abby are living in Manhattan where Mitch is a partner in the world’s largest law firm. When Mitch gets caught up in another sinister plot with worldwide implications, he must do all he can to stay one step ahead of his enemies.
You Like It Darker
Stephen King
(15 Weeks) Stephen King’s readers always ask for something a little darker and King is glad to oblige. A collection of twelve short stories, You Like It Darker delves into the darker side of life. A psychic vision runs lives. A widower receives an inheritance with strings attached. A vet answers a job ad that leads him to places no one should go. Whether discussing fate, luck, mortality, or parts of the universe best left unexplored, King is a master storyteller who isn’t afraid to delve into the darker side of things.
Funny Story
Emily Henry
(14 Weeks) Daphne and her fiancé Peter have the perfect cute story of how they met, up until Peter leaves her for his childhood best friend Petra. Stranded in Peter’s lakeside Michigan hometown with a job as a children’s librarian she loves, Daphne needs a roommate to help pay the bills. Who better than Petra’s ex, Miles, who is completely Daphne’s opposite? And no big deal if they happen to post misleading photos to make their exes jealous, because there’s no way they would ever actually fall in love.
House of Flame and Shadow
Sarah J. Maas
(13 Weeks) In the third Crescent City book, Bryce Quinlan struggles to find her way back to Midgard. Stranded in a new world, she must decide who she can trust. Meanwhile, Hunt Athalar is in the Asteri’s dungeons, again, with no clue what happened to Bryce. If he wants to find her, he must first escape the Asteri’s leash.
Counting Miracles
Nicholas Sparks
(12 Weeks) Raised by his grandparents, Tyler Hughes has spent his entire adult life on the go, never staying in one place long as an Army Ranger. On her deathbed, his grandmother reveals the name and possible location of the father Tyler never met. Before starting his next assignment, Tyler visits Asheboro, North Carolina, and immediately falls for Kaitlyn, a doctor and single mom. Meanwhile, a local man becomes obsessed with protecting a rare white deer from poachers, never expecting a miracle that will tie Tyler, Kaitlyn, and him together.
Camino Ghosts
John Grisham
(10 Weeks) In the third Camino Island book, bookstore owner Bruce Cable reunites with Mercer Mann for another island mystery. A large real estate developer has his eye on a deserted island between Florida and Georgia. All that stands in his way is the last living resident, Lovely Jackson, and a complicated history that makes the locals believe the island is cursed.
Eruption
Michael Crichton and James Patterson
(10 Weeks) At the time of his death, bestselling author Michael Crichton (Jurassic Park, The Andromeda Strain) was working on a passion project that he never got to finish. Waiting for the right co-author, his wife eventually gave the unfinished manuscript to legendary mystery author James Patterson to finish. In what might be one of the summer’s biggest thrillers, a deadly volcanic eruption is about to burst on the Big Island of Hawaii forcing a terrifying military secret to come to light.
Swan Song
Elin Hilderbrand
(9 Weeks) After over thirty years as the Chief of Police in Nantucket, Ed Kapanesh is only days away from retirement. The Richardsons have made a splash since their arrival, doing anything they can to gain admittance to Nantucket’s exclusive club. While throwing a party on their yacht, they find their mansion has burned down and their personal assistant, the best friend of Ed’s daughter, is missing. Postponing his retirement, Ed uses the local real estate agent and the town gossip to help solve the mystery in his close-knit community.
In Too Deep
Lee Child and Andrew Child
(8 Weeks) Jack Reacher wakes up chained to a bed with no idea where he is. His last memory was hitching a ride and then having the car driven off the road. His captors seem to think he was the driver’s accomplice and intend to patch his wounded arm and question him. But they have no idea who they have in the 29th Jack Reacher novel.
The Waiting
Michael Connelly
(6 Weeks) LAPD Detective Renée Ballard hits the jackpot when the DNA of a newly arrest man is linked to an unsolved serial rapist. When they go to arrest his father, they find a web of secrets, lies, and legal challenges. At the same time, Ballard asks Harry Bosch to help investigate the theft of her gun, badge, and ID without letting her enemies in the department find out. Meanwhile, Bosch’s daughter Maddie begins to help Ballard out with cold cases but with motives of her own.
By Any Other Name
Jodi Picoult
(6 Weeks) In 1581, Emilia Bassano feels trapped by the societal expectations for women. As Lord Chamberlain’s mistress, she has access to all of England’s theatrical productions. Desperate to see her own work come to life, Emilia pays William Shakespeare to use his name, writing herself out of history. A century later, Melina Green has written a play based on Emilia’s life and is faced with the same question: should she give up her credit as the author just to see her work performed?
The Games Gods Play
Abigail Owen
(5 Weeks) In a bestselling new romantic fantasy, Lyra is a cursed office clerk in the Office of Thieves just trying to keep her head down and out of the way of Zeus. To determine who will next sit on the throne in Olympus, the gods chose mortal as their champions in a deadly contest. For the first time ever, Hades enter the contest and chooses Lyra as his champion. Now Lyra must decide if she’s a pawn or a player while resisting the feelings she is developing for the God of the Underworld.
To Die For
David Baldacci
(5 Weeks) In the third book of The 6:20 Man series, FBI agent Travis Devine needs to lay low from his nemesis, the girl on the train. That’s why he is now escorting twelve-year-old Betsey Odom on a flight to Seattle to meet with her uncle who’s under FBI investigation. Yet, as Devine gets to know Betsey, he discovers the story of her parents’ deaths are not adding up. The more Devine digs the more he realizes an even bigger conspiracy is at play.
Now or Never
Janet Evanovich
(4 Weeks) In the 31st book of the series, bounty hunter Stephanie Plum has accidentally said yes to both Ranger and Morelli. Stalling for time to decide what to do about her two fiancés, Stephanie hunts down an online influencer who likes to help the homeless, a produce merchant who has been trafficking girls, and a laundromat manager who thinks he’s a vampire. But Stephanie is also hiding a big secret that could upend everything as she makes the biggest decision of her life.
The Grey Wolf
Louise Penny
(4 Weeks) In the 19th novel of the series, a phone call shatters the pieces of Inspector Armand Gamache. A random series of events leads Gamache and his team to realize that more is going on than just one murder. Soon, friends seem like enemies and enemies act like friends in a case that will take the inspector throughout Québec.
A Death in Cornwall
Daniel Silva
(3 Weeks) In the 24th book of the series, art restorer Gabriel Allon is asked to help investigate the murder of a art history professor. With a connection to the same seaside town Allon lived in under an assumed identity, Charlotte Blake was thought to have been the victim of a serial killer plaguing the Cornish countryside. Yet, Allon suspects her death is really tied to a looted Picasso. Armed with a handful of his own forgeries, Allon works with an unlikely team of operatives to take down a dangeorus new adversary.
Somewhere Beyond the Sea
TJ Klune
(3 Weeks) In a sequel to The House in the Cerulean Sea, Arthur Parnassus hopes to adopt the six magical children he caretakes at his orphanage. When Arthur is summoned to make a public statement about his part, he fears for the future of his family and all magical children. With the arrival of a new magical child who finds power in calling himself a monster, Arthur finds his family is at a breaking point.
Wind and Truth
Brandon Sanderson
(2 Weeks) In the climax of the first half of the epic Stormlight Archive series, The Knights Radiant only have ten days to prepare for the epic battle of the champions against the evil god Odium. But when the ruthless Taravangian takes Odium’s place, everything is thrown in chaos. With fighting across the entire world, Dalinar and Navani seek an advantage in the Spirtual Realm for the fate of the Cosmere stands in the balance.
The Butcher Game
Alaina Urquhart
(2 Weeks) Alaina Urquhart returns to the best seller list with a sequel to her bestselling thriller, The Butcher and the Wren. Having been foiled by forensic pathologist Dr. Wren Muller, the Bayou killer heads north to escape capture and plot his revenge. On forced medical leave, Wren can’t help but again pursue her nemesis as he leaves a trail of mutilated bodies through Massachusetts, entering a cat-and-mouse game that might force her to risk everything for justice.
Red Sky Mourning
Jack Carr
(2 Weeks) In the seventh book of the Terminal List series, Navy SEAL sniper James Reece must return to action to once again. With a rogue Chinese submarine headed toward the West Coast and a traitor poised to take the Oval Office, Reece must work with Alice, the artificial intelligence of a dark quantum computer to save America.
Heavyweights
(10+ Weeks on the NYT Bestseller List)
Demon Copperhead
Barbara Kingsolver
(70 Weeks) In a modern-day version of David Copperfield set in the Appalachian Mountains, Demon Copperhead speaks of how institutional poverty and the opioid epidemic damaged an entire generation of children. A child of a single mother living in a single-wide trailer, young Demon must survive foster care, child labor, poor schools, addiction, success, and failure in this epic tale perfect for book clubs who love thought-provoking topics.
Remarkably Bright Creatures
Shelby Van Pelt
(56 Weeks) After her husband died, Tova Sullivan began working the night shift at the Sowell Bay Aquarium. Thirty years ago, Tova’s son Erik disappeared on a boat in the Puget Sound, and cleaning the aquarium helps her cope. When she befriends Marcellus, the aquarium’s giant octopus, Marcellus discovers what happened to Erik and must find a way to show Tova the truth before it’s too late.
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
Gabrielle Zevin
(51 Weeks) On a bitterly cold day, Sam Masur runs into Sadie Green on a train platform and they renew their childhood friendship bonding over video games. Together, they create Ichigo, a blockbuster game that changes their lives. Over the next three decades, their friendship is tested as their success leads them to money, fame, love, and betrayal. More a heartrending story about friendship than video games, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow is an unputdownable read with complex character development.
The Covenant of Water
Abraham Verghese
(39 Weeks) At the turn of the century, a twelve-year-old girl grieving her father is sent by boat to meet her 40-year-old husband. Eventually she becomes to be known as Big Ammachi, the matriarch of a family particularly cursed to have one member of each generation die by drowning. From 1900-1977, Big Ammachi sees unimaginable changes to her Christian community on South India’s Malabar coast.
The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store
James McBride
(37 Weeks) Secrets held by the residents of a dilapidated neighborhood come to life when a skeleton is found at the bottom of a well. When the truth is finally revealed the real lesson learned is that even in dark times, it is love and community-heaven and earth-that sustain us.
The God of the Woods
Liz Moore
(22 Weeks) In August 1975, Barbara Van Laar is discovered missing from her summer camp bed. A tragedy for any child, but Barbara is the daughter of the wealthy owner of the camp and the nearby estate. Fourteen years ago, Barbara’s older brother also went missing without a trace. Tying together the wealthy Van Laar family with the working class community that supports the camp and estate, The God of the Woods is a multi-layered drama about secrets that refuse to be forgotten.
First Lie Wins
Ashley Elston
(16 Weeks) Every time an assignment comes in from the mysterious Mr. Smith, Evie takes a new identity and learns everything she can about the town and its people. Her newest mark: Ryan Sumner. But Evie connects with Ryan in a way she hasn’t in a long time. When a woman shows up using Evie’s real name, Evie must do everything she can to stay one step ahead of her boss and complete her mission. Especially after what happened last time.
All the Colors of the Dark
Chris Whitaker
(17 Weeks) From the author of We Begin at the End comes a decades-spanning love story filled with mystery. In 1975, girls are disappearing from a small Missouri town. When the daughter of a wealthy family is targeted, she is saved by Patch, a one-eyed local boy. But when Patch disappears, his best friend searches for him and the missing girls.
The Little Liar
Mitch Albom
(12 Weeks) Eleven-year-old Nico Krispis has never told a lie. His best friend Fannie loves him for it but his brother Sebastian resents it. When his coastal Greek city is occupied by Nazis, the Germans use Nico’s reputation for honesty as a tool. Realizing what he’s done, Nico vows to never tell the truth again, constantly changing names and identities desperate to find forgiveness.
Intermezzo
Sally Rooney
(10 Weeks) Although they are brothers, Peter and Ivan Koubek are nothing alike. A successful Irish lawyer, Peter seems untouchable as he walks through life. On the other hand, competitive chess player Ivan is socially awkward and lonely. When their father dies, the grieving brothers each struggle with their love life as they balance despair and hope.
Fan Favorites
(5+ Weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List)
Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty
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(8 Weeks) Passengers on a short and seemingly unremarkable flight learn how and when they are going to die.
Gothikana by RuNyx
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(8 Weeks) A century-old mystery brings Corvina Clemm and Vad Deverell together at a university based in a castle at the top of a mountain with a dark history.
A Fate Inked In Blood by Danielle L. Jensen
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(8 Weeks) After the secret of her magic to repel attacks is revealed, Freya encounters dangerous tests by the gods.
A Calamity of Souls by David Baldacci
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(8 Weeks) Lawyers from different backgrounds represent a Black man charged with killing a wealthy white couple in Virginia in 1968.
The Wedding People by Alison Espach
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(7 Weeks) A woman who is down on her luck forms an unexpected bond with the bride at a wedding in Rhode Island.
Table for Two by Amor Towles
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(7 Weeks) A collection of six short stories based in New York City around the year 2000 and a novella set during the Golden Age of Hollywood.
None of This is True by Lisa Jewell
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(7 Weeks) After meeting a woman who shares the same birthday, Alix Summer becomes the subject of her own true crime podcast.
The Secret by Lee Child and Andrew Child
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(7 Weeks) The 28th book in the Jack Reacher series. It’s 1992 and Reacher looks into the cause of a string of mysterious deaths.
The Edge by David Baldacci
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(7 Weeks) The second book in the 6:20 Man series. Travis Devine investigates the murder of the C.I.A. operative Jenny Silkwell in rural Maine.
Alex Cross Must Die by James Patterson
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(7 Weeks) The 32nd book in the Alex Cross series. When a jet is gunned down, Cross goes back into action.
Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout
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(6 Weeks) As a murder casts a pall on a town in Maine, Lucy Barton, Olive Kitteridge and Bob Burgess share stories and seek meaning.
The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst
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(6 Weeks) When the Great Library of Alyssium is set aflame, Kiela and Caz take the spellbooks and bring magic to Kiela’s childhood home.
The Fury by Alex Michaelides
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(6 Weeks) Violence erupts when a former movie star brings a group of her friends to her private Greek island for Easter.
Holmes, Marple & Poe by James Patterson & Brian Sitts
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(5 Weeks) Three private investigators working in New York City draw the attention of an N.Y.P.D. detective.
The #1 Lawyer by James Patterson and Nancy Allen
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(5 Weeks) A criminal defense attorney in Biloxi becomes the prime suspect in his wife’s murder.
The 24th Hour by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
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(5 Weeks) The 24th book in the Women’s Murder Club series. A high-society killer could spell trouble for members of the club.
Sandwich by Catherine Newman
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(5 Weeks) During a summer vacation in Cape Cod, Rocky faces changes with her family, body and life.
Honorable Mention
(2-4 Weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List)
The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent
The first book in the “Crowns of Nyaxia” series. Oraya enters a tournament held by the goddess of death.
Upside Down by Danielle Steel
When they encounter strains in their romantic relationships, a Hollywood actress and her plastic surgeon daughter seek solace in each other.
Sanctuary of the Shadow by Aurora Ascher
When Harrow takes an interest in a winged beast new to the area, old enemies turn up to get their revenge on her.
Random in Death by J. D. Robb
The 58th book of the In Death series. Eve Dallas searches for the person who jabbed a teenager with a vial of toxic substances.
Crosshairs by James Patterson and James O. Born
The 16th book in the Michael Bennett series. Bennett teams up with a sniper.
Expiration Dates by Rebecca Serle
For 20 years, Daphne received slips of paper accurately predicting the length of her relationships. That changes when she meets Jake.
Three-Inch Teeth by C. J. Box
The 24th book in the Joe Pickett series. A man released from prison uses grizzly bear attacks to cover his acts of revenge.
Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange
In a follow-up to “There There,” generations of a family are tormented by a man who seeks to eradicate Native history, culture and identity.
Never Too Late by Danielle Steel
A widow makes a fresh start in New York City and connects with her movie-star neighbor as they help others after a crisis.
The Hunter by Tana French
The life that a Chicago P.D. retiree has built in Ireland with a local woman and her daughter comes under threat.
The Truth About the Devlins by Lisa Scottoline
Seeking to turn around a troubled past, TJ Devlin joins his family’s law firm as an investigator and learns that his brother murdered a client.
The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo
Luzia Cotado encounters dangers when her magic draws the attention of the disgraced secretary to Spain’s king.
Toxic Prey by John Sandford
The 34th book in the Prey series. Letty and Lucas must find an expert on tropical and infectious diseases before a virus becomes weaponized.
The 24th Hour by James Patterson
The 24th book in the Women’s Murder Club series. A high-society killer could spell trouble for members of the club.
Home is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose
Three estranged siblings find evidence of a dark secret involving their absent father and recently deceased mother.
Only the Brave by Danielle Steel
In World War II Germany, Sophia Alexander joins the resistance and faces several kinds of loss of family members.
Five Broken Blades by Mai Corland
Five dangerous liars must trust one another enough to kill the God King Joon.
Long Island by Colm Tóibín
In 1976, an Irish woman who lives surrounded by her husband’s Italian American family is told he impregnated another woman.
Summers at the Saint by Mary Kay Andrews
Traci Eddings, the widowed owner of a faded landmark hotel on the coast of Georgia, has one summer to return it to its past glory.
Think Twice by Harlan Coben
The 12th book in the Myron Bolitar series. Myron’s client, whom he eulogized three years ago, might still be alive and is the main suspect in a double homicide.
Heaven Breaker by Sara Wolf
A giant machine left over from the war has something unstoppable in it.
Mind Games by Nora Roberts
Thea shares the gift to see into the minds and souls of others with the man who killed her parents when she was 12 and now seeks vengeance.
One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware
On a storm-swept island, there is a killer amid five couples who were cast on a reality TV series and are now unable to contact their crew.
The Wren in the Holly Library by K. A. Linde
A thief breaks the Monster Treaty that was created in the aftermath of the destruction of New York City years ago.
The Ashes and the Star-Cursed King by Carissa Broadbent
The second book in the Crowns of Nyaxia series. Oraya faces a difficult choice between love and power.
Middle of the Night by Riley Sager
Thirty years after the disappearance of his friend, Ethan returns to his childhood home and encounters unsettling experiences.
The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley
An opening night party turns deadly at a luxury resort located near an ancient forest.
The Summer Pact by Emily Griffin
Ten years after a tragedy close to graduation, Hannah and her college friends grapple with turning points in their lives.
The Book of Elsewhere by Keanu Reeves and China Miéville
When the Great Library of Alyssium is set aflame, Kiela and Caz take the spellbooks and bring magic to Kiela’s childhood home.
Hard to Kill by James Patterson and Mike Lupica
The second book in the Jane Smith series. A double triple homicide complicates matters for Smith.
The Coven by Harper L. Woods
At Hollow’s Grove University, a school for magic that suffered a bloody massacre decades ago, 13 gifted students confront ghosts from the school’s past.
Shadow of Doubt by Brad Thor
The 23rd book in the Scot Harvath series. A mess of trouble involving double agents, international intrigue and a potential global firestorm forces Harvath to choose between his country and his conscience.
Joy by Danielle Steel
A book editor recognizes the trauma incurred by her partner during his military deployments and seeks to restore her sense of self.
Tom Clancy: Shadow State by M. P. Woodward
The 12th book in the Jack Ryan Jr. series. Jack uncovers dangers in Vietnam.
Vince Flynn: Capture or Kill by Don Bentley
The 23rd book in the Mitch Rapp series. In 2011, operations take place to prevent a looming war in the Middle East.
The Cursed by Harper L. Woods
The second book in the Coven of Bones series. Feelings of betrayal and revenge put things in a precarious place.
Passions in Death by J.D. Robb
The 59th book of the In Death series. Bad memories come up for Eve Dallas at a crime scene.
The Life Impossible by Matt Haig
A retired math teacher who inherits a run-down house on a Mediterranean island from a friend goes in search of answers.
The Night We Lost Him by Laura Dave
Estranged siblings look into the death of their hotel magnate father and uncover a family secret.
We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
When a dead body and a bag of money turn up on a remote island, Amy Wheeler reaches out to her retired father-in-law to help investigate.
Lies He Told Me by James Patterson and David Ellis
An act of heroism by an Illinois pub owner may lead to his undoing.
The Stars are Dying by Chloe C. Peñaranda
Astraea must decide whether to sneak in as a substitute in the trials that will determine the safety of her kingdom.
Identity Unknown by Patricia Cornwell
An act of heroism by an Illinois pub owner may lead to his undoing.
The Blue Hour by Paula Hawkins
After a discovery is made in a London art gallery, a woman living alone on an island that once was the home of a famous artist gets a visitor.
The Mirror by Nora Roberts
The second book in the Lost Bride series. In a haunted mansion, Sonya receives a vision of a bride murdered on her wedding day.
The House of Cross by James Patterson
The 33rd book in the Alex Cross series. Three candidates to the Supreme Court are violently attacked.
Wicked by Gregory Maguire
A misunderstood girl named Elphaba is declared a witch; the basis of the musical and the film. (Collector’s edition.)
Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
A coal merchant discovers something that causes turmoil in a small Irish town controlled by the church in 1985; the basis of the film.
One Hit Wonders
(1 Week on the New York Times Best Seller List)
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