NYT Bestsellers: Fiction

In the second book of a trilogy, following “Natchez Burning,” the prosecutor Penn Cage’s attempt to find his father, a doctor who has gone into hiding after the murder of his African-American nurse, b

The head of a secretarial service in Victorian London teams up with a client to discover why an employee was murdered.

Twenty years after the end of the Beauty trilogy, Queen Beauty and King Laurent return to the kingdom of Bellavalten as erotic reformers; by Anne Rice, writing pseudonymously.

A woman returning to her hometown discovers that her husband was a fraud who implicated her in his deceptions.

A psychiatrist becomes the target of a sociopath.

A novel based on the life of the French writer George Sand.

Stone Barrington finds a new love and fellow jet-setter. They are stalked in their travels by her criminal ex-boyfriend as Barrington races to prevent an international disaster.

A Boston cop and his family must contend with a diagnosis of Huntington’s disease; by the author of “Still Alice.”

A job goes wrong for an Oslo contract killer.

Commissario Guido Brunetti becomes involved when an obsessive fan stalks a diva.