Washington Post bestsellers Feb. 24, 2013

4. GUILT

(Ballantine, $28). By Jonathan Kellerman. A backyard renovation uncovers the body of an infant. Alex Delaware then investigates a 60-year-old cold case. [1]

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5. PRIVATE BERLIN

(Little, Brown, $27.99). James Patterson and Mark Sullivan. A superstar private investigator disappears. [4]

6. UNTIL THE END OF TIME

(Delacorte, $28). By Danielle Steel. Two relationships cross time and cultural differences. [3]

7. THE FIFTH ASSASSIN

(Grand Central, $27.99). By Brad Meltzer. An assassin is meticulously re-creating the crimes of the four men who murdered presidents. [5]

8. A DEEPER LOVE INSIDE

(Atria, $26.99). By Sister Souljah. A young woman tries to set her life right after her family falls apart. [3]

9. THE POWER TRIP

(St. Martin's, $27.99). By Jackie Collins. Billionaires take a yacht trip. One passenger has orders to hold them hostage. [1]

10. A MEMORY OF LIGHT

(Tor, $34.99). By Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson. Book 14 of the popular Wheel of Time fantasy series. [6]

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1. STRENGTHS FINDER 2.0: ... ONLINE TEST FROM GALLUP’S “NOW, DISCOVER YOUR STRENGTHS”

(Gallup Press, $24.95). By Tom Rath. [106]

2. MY BELOVED WORLD

(Knopf, $27.95). By Sonia Sotomayor. Sotoymayor recounts her path from a a Bronx housing project to the Supreme Court. [5]

3. COOLIDGE

(Harper, $35). By Amity Shlaes. 100,000 words about a president who never said anything. [1]

4. TO SELL IS HUMAN: THE SURPRISING TRUTH ABOUT MOVING OTHERS

(Riverhead, $26.95). By Daniel H. Pink. [6]

5. MY SHARE OF THE TASK

(Portfolio, $29.95). By Stanley McChrystal. A memoir by the former NATO commander in Afghanistan.[4]

6. SHRED: THE REVOLUTIONARY DIET: 6 WEEKS 4 INCHES 2 SIZES

(St. Martin's, $24.99). By Ian K. Smith. [7]

7. AMERICAN SNIPER: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST LETHAL SNIPER IN U.S. MILITARY HISTORY

(Harper, $9.99). By Chris Kyle. [1]

- LIFE CODE: THE NEW RULES FOR WINNING IN THE REAL WORLD

(Bird Street, $26). By Phil McGraw. [1]

9. THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: HYRULE HISTORIA

(Dark Horse, $34.99). By Shigeru Miyamoto. A compendium of the popular Nintendo series. [2]

10. THE LAST LINE OF DEFENSE: THE NEW FIGHT FOR AMERICAN LIBERTY

(Crown Forum, $25). By Ken Cuccinelli. An election-year treatise by the attorney general of Virginia. [1]