(Vintage Books, $15.95). By E.L. James. The first of a British e-book erotic trilogy that has become a publishing phenomenon. [41]
Washington Post bestsellers Jan. 13, 2013
(Vintage Books, $15.95). By E.L. James. Book two in the trilogy finds Ana still enraptured by Christian. [36]
(Vintage Books, $15.95). By E.L. James. How traditional a couple are Ana and Christian? The trilogy’s conclusion answers all. [35]
(Vintage, $15). By P.D. James. A bit of murder is injected into the milieu of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.” [1]
(Ballantine, $9.99). By Steve Berry. A prize winning investigative reporter finds his reputation tarnished by an international government conspiracy. [1]
(Zebra, $7.99). By Fern Michaels. Nineteen years later, a woman sees the father of her child. He’s now a millionaire and ignored all her pleas for help. She will get revenge. [1]
(Ballantine, $15). By Paula McLain. A novel about Ernest Hemingway’s first marriage. [6]
(Vision, $9.99). By James Patterson and Maxine Paetro. A teenager is beaten and her new baby is gone. The pressure to find the baby, though, may ruin detective Lindsay Boxer’s marriage. [1]
(Harlequin, $7.99). By Linda Lael Miller. A widowed sheriff finds peace on his ranch, until a lovely woman moves to the spread next to his. [1]
10. CATCH ME
(Signet, $9.99). By Lisa Gardner. A woman’s childhood friends have all been killed on the same day and the same hour for years. Now it’s her turn. She’s not dying without a fight. [1]
Nonfiction
1. PROOF OF HEAVEN: A NEUROSURGEON’S JOURNEY INTO THE AFTERLIFE
(Simon & Schuster, $15.99). By Eben Alexander. A scientist’s near-death experience. [11]
2. TEAM OF RIVALS: THE POLITICAL GENIUS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
(Simon & Schuster, $21). By Doris Kearns Goodwin. The inspiration for the new film “Lincoln.” [29]
3. THE WORLD ALMANAC AND BOOK OF FACTS 2013
(World Almanac Books, $12.99). By Almanac World. [6]
4. HOW TO TELL IF YOUR CAT IS PLOTTING TO KILL YOU
(Andrews McMeel, $14.99). By the Oatmeal and Matthew Inman. The pawing of a nice cat may mean he is feeling for your vital organs. [9]
5. THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES: THE SECRET TO LOVE THAT LASTS
(Northfield, $14.99). By Gary D. Chapman. Knowing that special someone. [46]
6. THE OFFICIAL SAT STUDY GUIDE
(College Board, $21.99). By the College Board. [130]
7. IN THE GARDEN OF BEASTS: LOVE, TERROR, AND AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN HITLER’S BERLIN
(Broadway, $16). By Erik Larson. [22]
(Harper, $14.99). By Gretchen Rubin. [27]
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