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NYT Fiction Bestsellers July 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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Yesteryearby Caro Claire Burke A social media–savvy homemaking influencer accustomed to marketing a curated “pioneer” life suddenly awakens in a harsh 1805 farmstead, where wood‑burning stoves, hard labor and unrecognizable children force her to question whether she is trapped in time travel, a sadistic reality show or a test of faith and womanhood.
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Whistler by Ann Patchett When middle‑aged Daphne Fuller and her husband spot an older man shadowing them through the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the encounter reveals him as the former stepfather she has not seen since a childhood turning point, and their unexpected reunion prompts both to revisit the brief but defining bond they shared, the choices and losses that shaped their lives and the quiet ways love and being truly known can endure across decades.
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The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett In 1933 Oxford, Mississippi, eleven‑year‑old Meg Lefleur, long resigned to life as an “unadoptable” orphan after her mother vanished, meets Birdie, whose interest hints at a different future, while Birdie’s chance encounter with Charlie - a woman worn down by grief yet not quite defeated - pulls all three into the orbit of a gritty circle of local women whose small acts of loyalty and resistance risk harsh punishment in a town ruled by piety and double standards.
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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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Carl's Doomsday Scenario by Matt Dinniman On the third level of an alien-made dungeon that has turned Earth into a lethal game show, Carl and his ex-girlfriend’s cat, Princess Donut, battle through a ruined metropolis known as the Over City - dodging an undead circus, sinister magic and increasingly bizarre quests - as they juggle survival, rising fame and the strange mysteries raining down around them, including whether Carl will ever manage to find a proper pair of pants.
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Our Perfect Storm by Carley Fortune On the West Coast of Vancouver Island, Frankie flees her ruined wedding with George, the childhood best friend who has always argued with her then circled back, agreeing to use her now‑spare honeymoon week in Tofino as a last attempt to mend their fractured bond; yet long‑buried secrets, unspoken desire, shifting loyalties and the ache of what might have been turn each rainforest hike, beach walk, surf lesson into a test of whether they can change.
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A Parade of Horribles by Matt Dinniman On the tenth floor of Dungeon Crawler World, Carl Princess Donut are thrown into a series of escalating races that demand they upgrade their vehicle and stay out of last place; yet, as glitches multiply and rumors swirl about a looming, ominous eleventh floor, Carl quietly sets his own risky plan in motion - one that could upend the game’s rules and endanger far more than just their lives.
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Rocket's Red Glare: A Thriller by James Patterson When a presidential campaign event turns deadly, Nat Phillips and his small team of former Special Forces, communications experts and intelligence officers are pulled from quiet standby into an urgent domestic mission that sends them from Nantucket to Washington, DC, where they must apply battlefield skills to a very public crisis unfolding at the center of American political power.
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Choke Point: A Thriller by Brad Thor After a series of bombings in Bangkok that kill scores of Americans, U.S. authorities send official investigators while quietly dispatching covert operative Scot Harvath to track a bomber who proves to be an American asset gone rogue; and, as a former Marine in Washington seeks help from his ex‑fiancée in the White House to understand why he is being hunted, Harvath uncovers a Chinese intelligence plan to use the chaos to spark a coup and secure a strategic corridor between two oceans.
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The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook by Matt Dinniman On the fourth level of Dungeon Crawler World, Carl and Princess Donut enter the Iron Tangle - an impossible knot of monster-filled trains and shifting stations - where making the coveted top ten list brings dangerous bounties, uneasy alliances and a floor-spanning puzzle that may only be unraveled by a strange book - if they can decide whom to trust long enough to reach the exit. Also on this week's list are: The Gate of the Feral Gods, The Butcher's Masquerade, and The Eye of the Bedlam Bride.
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Land by Maggie O'Farrell In 1865, as Tomás and his ten-year-old son Liam help survey a coastal Irish peninsula still scarred by the Great Hunger, an unsettling encounter in a nearby copse pulls Tomás off his careful course, forcing Liam to manage their mapping work alone while he tries to understand his father’s sudden change - as their journey becomes a quiet story of land and memory, loss and persistence, in a place where history never quite disappears.
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Harvest Season by Brynne Weaver As secrets in Cape Carnage multiply, Nolan Rhodes finds that every answer about Harper Starling, her unsettling mentor Arthur and ever-present Sheriff Yates only exposes new dangers, and when true-crime tourists swarm the town and a search begins for people he knows are already dead, Harper’s carefully buried past starts to crack, forcing both of them to question their loyalties as a twisted attraction deepens amid mounting chaos.
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