Fiction Best Sellers

"London Bridges" by James Patterson is a thriller that follows detective Alex Cross as he faces a series of high-stakes criminal acts orchestrated by an elusive criminal mastermind. The novel combines elements of suspense, action, and psychological intrigue. Patterson's trademark short chapters and rapid pacing contribute to a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

"Night Fall" by Nelson DeMille is a mystery thriller that follows detective John Corey as he investigates the crash of TWA Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island. The novel weaves together elements of suspense, conspiracy, and forensic investigation. DeMille's gripping narrative explores the complexities of the aviation disaster and the search for the truth.

"The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown is a mystery thriller that follows symbologist Robert Langdon as he unravels a series of cryptic clues to solve a murder and uncover a hidden secret. Brown's novel, filled with codes, puzzles, and religious symbolism, became a global bestseller and sparked widespread discussions. The book's success led to adaptations into film and increased interest in historical and religious mysteries.

Life with a dashing librarian who involuntarily travels back and forth through time.

Book Description: A novel about a man who dies and meets five people in heaven who had an impact on his life

A legal thriller novel involving a lawyer's rise to wealth and power

A woman is contacted by the spirit of her dead husband

Stephanie Plum is back and this time she's after a celebrity chef who has skipped bail

Crossroads of Twilight is a fantasy novel by American writer Robert Jordan, the tenth book of his series The Wheel of Time. It was published by Tor Books and released on January 8, 2003. It consists of a prologue and three parts.

The Teeth of the Tiger is a 2003 techno-thriller novel by Tom Clancy. It is Clancy's first novel written solely by him since Clear and Present Danger in 1989. It features the Campus, a fictional black ops unit of the Central Intelligence Agency. The novel was published on March 4, 2003, by G. P. Putnam's Sons.

A high school football coach tries to lead his team to victory.

Radio talk show host Maxine Revere is investigating a series of murders that have taken place after each victim has received a phone call playing a particular song.

Stephanie Plum is back in this seventh installment of the bestselling series.

"The Jester" by James Patterson is a historical thriller set in the 12th century. The story follows a man named Hugh De Luc, who seeks justice and redemption during a tumultuous period. Patterson's novel combines elements of historical fiction, adventure, and suspense, offering readers a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of medieval Europe.

"Birthright" by Nora Roberts is a romantic suspense novel that intertwines family secrets, archaeology, and a blossoming love story. The narrative follows Callie Dunbrook and her quest for answers as she works on an archaeological site. Roberts weaves together elements of romance and mystery, creating a compelling tale of love and intrigue.

"Naked Prey" by John Sandford is a crime thriller featuring detective Lucas Davenport. The novel follows Davenport as he investigates a series of murders with a seemingly unrelated connection. Sandford's skillful storytelling, detailed characterizations, and complex plot contribute to a suspenseful narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

A suspenseful thriller involving a kidnapping, murder, and a detective's pursuit to solve the case, co-authored by James Patterson.

The novel tells the story of a woman who experiences a miracle after her son's death, leading to unexpected and transformative events.

Stephanie Plum faces new challenges in this humorous mystery as she tracks down a missing woman with connections to a dangerous gang.

Dr. Kay Scarpetta returns to solve a complex case involving her nemesis, the chilling killer Jean-Baptiste Chandonne.

The Rising is the first book in a new Left Behind series, The Young Trib Force. It's the story of four kids--Buck, Judd, Vicki, and Lionel--who get caught up in the Tribulation after the Rapture of the Church. They have to learn to survive in a world where the Antichrist is in control and Christians are being hunted down. They also have to learn to trust each other and God if they're going to make it through.

A girl looks down from heaven as she describes the aftermath of her murder.

A cloud of self-sustaining micro-robots is on the move in the Nevada desert.

The New Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum becomes a suspect when her ex-husband disappears.

Tyree Lincoln Smith is accused of murdering his father, a judge

The author tells the story of a woman who is taken in by a group of Neanderthals.

The author tells the story of the end times and the battle between good and evil.

Romance for a founder of the wedding-planning company Vows, in the final book in the Bride Quartet.

Jack Ryan must stop a terrorist plot to assassinate the Pope

A disillusioned intellectual becomes intrigued by the life of a small-town preacher

A painter returns from Europe to the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where his new love life and home life are threatened by a blackmailer.

A novel by Danielle Steel, exploring themes of love, loss, and redemption as characters navigate the challenges of life and relationships.

A collection of the late Mattie Stepanek's poems, essays, and letters

2nd Chance is a novel by James Patterson, the second book in the "Women's Murder Club" series. The novel was published on December 10, 2002, by Little, Brown and Company. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

Everything's Eventual is a collection of short stories by Stephen King, published in 2002. It includes fourteen stories, two of which ("Riding the Bullet" and "1408") were previously published on the Internet.

Daddy's Little Girl is a 2002 novel by Mary Higgins Clark. It is the fifth book in the "Alvirah and Willy" series. The novel was published on September 3, 2002, by Simon & Schuster. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

In This Mountain is a 2002 novel by Jan Karon. It is the seventh book of the "Mitford Years" series. The novel was published on October 1, 2002, by Viking. It won the Christy Award for Fiction in 2003.

"Q" Is for Quarry is a 2002 novel by Sue Grafton. It is the seventeenth book of the "Alphabet series" (aka the "Kinsey Millhone series"). The novel was published on August 27, 2002, by Putnam. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

Romance ignites between a middle-aged man and woman at an inn in North Carolina.

When Nan is hired to be a nanny for the wealthy Park Avenue family, she quickly realizes that she is in over her head. Nan must deal with the family's dysfunctional dynamics, as well as their overbearing mother.