Several new books cracked the NYT Best Seller lists this week, both in fiction and in non-fiction.
Fiction:
The Narrows by Michael Connelly
Harry Bosch, the former Los Angeles police detective, and the FBI agent Rachel Walling must contend with the serial killer known as the Poet.
Memorial Day by Vince Flynn
A counterterrorism expert rushes to prevent an attack on American soil.
The Summer I Dared by Barbara Delinsky
Having survived a deadly boating accident off the coast of Maine, a wife and mother begins to question her priorities.
The Paid Companion by Amanda Quick
In early 19th-century England, the Earl of St. Merryn hires a woman to post as his fiancee.
Non-Fiction:
Rewriting History by Dick Morris and Eileen McGann
A former advisor to former President Bill Clinton "deconstructs" Hillary Clinton's autobiography
Living History.
The Politics of Truth by Joseph Wilson
A memoir by the American diplomat whose wife's covert status as a CIA operative was disclosed by officials in the Bush adminstration.
Secrets of the Code by Dan Burstein
Essays by a variety of experts - theologians, art historians, scientists - on themes relating to
The Da Vinci Code.
Grace and Power by Sally Bedell Smith
A potrait of John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy in the White House.
