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NYT Fiction Bestsellers March 2026 |
Many of these books are on our Bestsellers Shelves or available as eBooks Call us to hold available copies: 415.789.2661 |
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The Correspondent by Virginia EvansThrough this epistolary novel, readers see how Sybil, now in the winter of her life at seventy-three, has always made sense of the world through writing letters, coming to terms with her past and present in order to learn forgiveness.
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The Astral Library by Kate Quinn Escaping her long days of dead‑end jobs and foster‑care memories in the reading room of the Boston Public Library, Alix Watson discovers a hidden doorway to the Astral Library - where readers can step inside beloved novels - and, taken under the wing of its sharp‑tongued guardian, finds herself racing through the worlds of Austen, Conan Doyle and Fitzgerald to stop a mysterious foe bent on destroying the Library and everything it shelters.
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Cross and Sampson: An Alex Cross and John Sampson Thriller by James Patterson When a suspected bombing in Washington, DC, pulls John Sampson into a potential terror investigation and, hundreds of miles away, Alex Cross discovers his graduate-student son missing in North Carolina, the longtime partners race to untangle two high-stakes cases that may be connected, testing their skills, their loyalties and the strength of their family bonds over one tense investigation.
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The Hard Line by Mark Greaney As assassins begin targeting top U.S. counterintelligence officials, Court Gentry and his off‑the‑books Ghost Town team are pulled from a blown safe house in Tunis to an ambush in Nicaragua and finally to American suburbs, only to discover that a legendary killer called Whetstone has returned with a personal vendetta against Court, putting his teammates - and the estranged father he has not seen in twenty years - in the crosshairs.
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Agnes Aubert's Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Fawcett In 1920s Montréal, orderly cat-rescue manager Agnes Aubert must strike a reluctant bargain with Havelock, a notorious magician who runs an illegal magic shop beneath the only building she can rent; when a glamorous rival threatens both the shop and the shelter, Agnes is drawn into a risky alliance that entangles stray cats, forbidden magic and an unexpected spark of romance.
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Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman On the remote colony world of New Sonora, rancher Oliver Lewis just wants a quiet life with his sister and their aging farm bots, until a reopened link to Earth brings a corporate “eviction” in the form of a deadly war game, and he must turn scavenged parts and inherited know‑how into a last defense against remote‑controlled machines piloted by paying gamers determined to wipe his home from the map.
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Alchemised by SenlinyuHelena Marino, once an alchemist and now a prisoner with missing memories, is forced to confront necromancers and corrupt guilds in a war-torn world, while the High Reeve seeks the secrets hidden in her past, leaving her to fight for survival and uncover whether her forgotten history holds the key to resisting destruction.
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The Widow by John Grisham Simon Latch, a struggling lawyer in rural Virginia, takes on Eleanor Barnett, a widow with hidden wealth, but when her circumstances unravel and she is hospitalized, Simon is accused of murder; to prove his innocence and avoid prison, he must uncover the truth and identify the real killer.
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Carl's Doomsday Scenario by Matt DinnimanIn the next installment of this inventive sci‑fi adventure, Coast Guard veteran Carl and his sharp‑tongued feline companion Princess Donut battle through the perilous levels of an alien‑made dungeon, where quests grow more complex, danger multiplies with every floor and survival demands equal measures of courage, wit and the strange camaraderie born of a world turned into a galactic game.
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The Devil's Bible: A Cotton Malone Novel by Steve Berry When the king of Sweden’s sister is abducted and ransom hinges on an 800‑year‑old manuscript known as the Devil’s Bible, Cotton Malone and Cassiopeia Vitt are drawn into a dangerous international struggle over the Codex Gigas, navigating shifting alliances and old grudges from Stockholm’s streets to the Baltic Sea as they race to save the hostage and prevent a wider geopolitical crisis.
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Crown of War and Shadow: Kingdoms of the Compass by J. R. Ward In a world where a failing magical barrier lets demons slip into the mortal realm, Sorrel - a village outcast marked by forbidden powers -is tasked with crossing the perilous Badlands to return a lost queen’s crown and stave off ruin, forcing her into a risky bargain with Merc, a secretive mercenary whose charged alliance with her turns a desperate quest for survival into a journey of danger, desire and unexpected destiny.
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Worse Than a Lie: A Beau Lee Cooper Novel by Ben Crump On the night of Barack Obama’s election, former Black police officer Hollis Montrose is shot ten times during a traffic stop by four white officers and then charged instead of protected, and when attorney Beau Lee Cooper takes on his case, he and his team must dig through police spin, buried evidence and dangerous opposition to uncover what really happened and fight for justice in a system stacked against their client.
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My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney On the morning of her first big art show, Eden Fox returns to her new seaside home to find her key useless, a look‑alike woman answering the door, and her husband insisting she is the stranger, while months earlier, Birdy, newly diagnosed and heir to the same house, uncovers a clinic that predicts death dates, drawing both women into a twisting mystery of identity, secrets and second chances.
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It's Not Her by Mary Kubica On what was meant to be a quiet lakeside vacation, Courtney Gray finds her brother and sister‑in‑law murdered, her nephew asleep upstairs and her teenage niece missing, and as police attention exposes long‑buried secrets in both the family and the resort town, she is forced to question every alibi and motive while racing to learn whether her niece is in danger - or at the heart of the crime.
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