4 THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW (William Morrow, $16.99) By A.J. Finn. An agoraphobic and possibly alcoholic woman witnesses a crime but second-guesses herself.
5 DAISY JONES & THE SIX (Ballantine, $17) By Taylor Jenkins Reid. A singer and her band look back at their days as one of the most iconic rock groups of the 1970s.
6 UNSHELTERED (Harper Perennial, $17.99) By Barbara Kingsolver. Two families in different time periods experience similar personal and moral crises.
7 GHOSTED (Penguin, $16) By Rosie Walsh. A woman tries to figure out why her romantic interest never called her back.
8 A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW (Penguin, $17) By Amor Towles. The tale of a Russian aristocrat under house arrest.
9 ONE GOOD DEED (Grand Central, $16.99) By David Baldacci. After his release from prison, a World War II veteran is suspected of a murder he didn’t commit.
10 BEFORE WE WERE YOURS (Ballantine, $17) By Lisa Wingate. A group of siblings is kidnapped by a shady adoption agency that steals poor children and sells them to wealthy families.
Nonfiction
1 JUST MERCY: A STORY OF JUSTICE AND REDEMPTION (Spiegel & Grau, $17) By Bryan Stevenson. The author recounts his experience establishing the Equal Justice Initiative and defending those most in need.
2 NO ONE IS TOO SMALL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE (Penguin, $10) By Greta Thunberg. A collection of speeches from the young Swedish climate activist.
3 SAPIENS: A BRIEF HISTORY OF HUMANKIND (Harper Perennial, $22.99) By Yuval Noah Harari. A scientific and historic look at the creation and evolution of mankind.
4 BAD BLOOD (Vintage, $16.95) By John Carreyrou. An examination of the rise and fall of Theranos, a biotech company once valued at $9 billion.
5 THE SOURCE OF SELF-REGARD (Vintage, $16.95) By Toni Morrison. A collection of essays, speeches and other writings by the late Nobel Prize winner.
6 CALYPSO (Back Bay, $17.99) By David Sedaris. Essays about middle age and mortality.
7 BARRACOON: THE STORY OF THE LAST ‘BLACK CARGO’ (Amistad, $16.99) By Zora Neale Hurston. The recovered masterpiece is based on interviews with one of the last known survivors of the Atlantic slave trade.
8 SKIN IN THE GAME (Random House, $18) By Nassim Nicholas Taleb. A look at risk as an important ingredient for success.
9 INHERITANCE (Anchor, $16.95) By Dani Shapiro. A woman reflects on her identity after a DNA test delivers a shocking revelation.
10 WILD BILL (St. Martin’s Griffin, $17.99) By Tom Clavin. A biography of James Butler Hickok, the soldier, Union spy, scout, lawman, gunfighter and gambler who became a marked man.
Mass Market
1 THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT (Vintage, $9.99) By Chris Bohjalian. A flight attendant wakes up from an alcohol-filled night to find a dead man in her bed.
2 THE RECKONING (Dell, $9.99) By John Grisham. A decorated World War II hero shocks his community when he kills his friend and refuses to divulge his motive.
3 BLESSING IN DISGUISE (Dell, $8.99) By Danielle Steel. A single mother of three girls finds herself coming to terms with the past.
4 TOM CLANCY: OATH OF OFFICE (Berkley, $9.99) By Marc Cameron. President Jack Ryan has a lot on his mind, from an unethical senator trying to bring him down to two hijacked Russian nuclear missiles.
5 THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR (Penguin, $9.99) By Shari Lapena. A family unravels after a horrible crime at a dinner party.
6 AMBUSH (Grand Central, $9.99) By James Patterson and James O. Born. Detective Michael Bennett fights two drug cartels in New York City while an assassin targets him and his family.
7 THE FIRST LADY (Grand Central, $9.99.) By James Patterson and Brendan DuBois. After the president’s wife goes missing, a Secret Service agent is assigned to find out what happened.
8 WOLF PACK (Putnam, $9.99) By C.J. Box. Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett investigates a series of murders possibly associated with a drug cartel.
9 THE TALE TELLER (Harper, $9.99) By Anne Hillerman. A retired Navajo policeman attempts to find the whereabouts of a priceless artifact while his former colleagues become entangled in a case that attracts the FBI’s attention.
10 THE STRANGER (Dutton, $9.99) By Harlan Coben. A man learns shocking information about his wife that sends him into an existential crisis.
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