Best Sellers List Mixes Debut and Familiar Names
Publishers Weekly hardback fiction chart combines prominent authors and debut titles across major presses. Notable entries include Dan Brown on The Da Vinci Code and The World Is Flat, with Harlan Cohen, Mary Higgins Clark, and Jonathan Kellerman featured among others.
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Dutton
Mary Higgins Clark
Simon & Schuster
Alexander McCall Smith
Pantheon
Stuart Woods
Putnam
Jonathan Kellerman
Ballantine Books
Anonymous
Pocket
Diane Mott Davidson
William Morrow
Dan
Kelley Armstrong
Bantam Spectra
Dean Koontz
Bantam
Signet
James Rollins
Avon
Jeffrey Deaver
Pocket Star
Debbierg
Mira
Dan Brown
Anchor
Rachael Ray
Clarkson Potter
Elie Wiesel
Marion Wiesel
Hill and Wang
Nicholas Sparks
Warner
Sue Monk Kidd
Penguin
Tavis Smiley
Third World Press
Truman Capote
Vintage
Khaled Hosseini
Riverhead
Jane McEwan
Jodi Picoult
Washington Square Press
May First Novels Preview Fresh May Releases
A rundown of upcoming titles includes Bed Rest by Sarah Bilston about a New York lawyer ordered to bed rest late in pregnancy. Match Made in Heaven by Bob Mitchell features a golf game with God and 18 celebrities while a man undergoes emergency heart surgery. Apathy and Other Small Victories by Paul Neilan follows a man entangled as a murder suspect. The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo by Peter Orner centers on a Namibian village teacher returning with a young son. 4 Percent Famous by Deborah Schoeneman examines gossip through three ambitious New York columnists. Glamorous Disasters by Eliot Schrefer tracks a new graduate tutoring elite kids in NYC.
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MEW
HarperCollins
Sarah Bilston
New York
Kensington
Bob Mitchell
God
Marilyn Monroe
Gandhi
St. Martin's Press
Paul Neilan
Little, Brown
Peter Orner
Namibia
Shaye Areheart
Deborah Schoeneman
Simon and Schuster
Eliot Schrefer
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A Maui writers conference sparks collaboration between Bob Mayer and Jennifer Crusie. In this light romantic adventure, a former Green Beret and a romance writer mix wit with action on a Savannah film set. Lucy Armstrong meets Wilder, a stoic suited hero, amid a swamp threat and a hungry alligator.
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Jennifer Crusie
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Crusie
Mayer
Lucy Armstrong
Savannah
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Lucy
Wilder
Wonder Woman
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