USA Bestseller List, Week Ending December 30, 2007
Nothing much of interest in this week’s list. There were several books released on December 26, 2007, however, I think the holidays may have suppressed natural book sales.
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The Sweet Far Thing, Libba Bray (Delacorte Books for Young Readers), $17.99, No.18 (debut).
Shadow Music, Julie Garwood (Ballantine), $26.00, No. 25 (debut).
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Blood Brothers (Sign of Seven Trilogy, Book 1), Nora Roberts (Jove), $7.99, No. 32 (Peak 1).
Shadow Dance, Julie Garwood (Ballantine), $7.99, No. 42 (Peak 13). This is a paperback release of a hardcover.
Manning Sisters, Debbie Macomber (Mira), $7.99, No. 50 (debut). This a collection of two books previously published.
Hide and Seek, Fern Michaels (Zebra), $6.99, No. 71 (Peak 39).
Devil’s Web, Mary Balogh (Dell), $6.99, No. 81 (debut). This is a reprint of an out of print novel.
Wizard’s Daughter, Catherine Coulter (Jove), $6.99, No. 90 (Peak 49).
The Accidental Vampire, Lynsay Sands (Avon), $6.99, No. 92 (debut).
Iron Kissed, Patricia Briggs (Ace), $7.99, No. 93 (debut).
The Other Boleyn Girl, Philippa Gregory (Scribner), $15.00, No. 125 (Peak 83). This is another release of the book that has spent over 59 weeks on the USA Today list.
Taming Natasha and Luring a Lady, Nora Roberts (Silhouette Special Releases), $14.95, No. 138 (debut).
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Out of the list:
Stars: Hidden Star\Captive Star, Nora Roberts (Silhouette Special Releases), $7.99, No. 66 (Peak 15).
Dakota Home (Dakota Series #2), Debbie Macomber (Mira), $7.99, No. 99 (Peak 19).
The Edge of Winter, Luanne Rice (Bantam), $7.50, No. 102 (Peak 54).
Christmas Wishes, Debbie Macomber (Mira), $7.99, No. 142 (Peak 11).


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I’m beginning to hunger for one of those long dense lists that you used to put out.
I am pleased to see Libba Bray’s book right up there!
Wow, terrific ranking for Libba Bray. I’m surprised she beat Julie Garwood!