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    New York Times bestsellers (Hardcover)


    NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    Sunday, Sep 02, 2007, Page 18

    FICTION

    1. A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS

    by Khaled Hosseini.

    Riverhead

    A friendship between two women in Afghanistan set against the backdrop of war.

    2. PLAY DIRTY

    by Sandra Brown

    Simon & Schuster

    A disgraced NFL quarterback struggles to remake his life.

    3. FORCE OF NATURE

    by Suzanne Brockmann

    Ballantine

    A Florida PI and his assistant infiltrate a crime circle.

    4. THE QUICKIE

    by James Patterson and

    Michael Ledwidge

    Little, Brown

    A police officer's attempt to get back at her husband goes dangerously awry.

    5. LOVING FRANK

    by Nancy Horan

    Ballantine

    A historical novel about the scandalous affair between a married Chicago woman and the architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

    6. SANDWORMS OF DUNE

    by Brian Herbert and Kevin Anderson

    Tor/Tom Doherty

    The resolution of the war between man and machine.

    7. THE SECRET SERVANT

    by Daniel Silva

    Putnam,

    Gabriel Allon, an art restorer and an occasional spy for the Israeli secret service, searches for the kidnapped daughter of an American ambassador.

    8. DEVIL MAY CRY

    by Sherrilyn Kenyon

    St Martin's

    A former Sumerian god, now a casino owner, must cooperate with the servant of the goddess who stole his powers; the 11th Dark-Hunter novel.

    9. SPOOK COUNTRY

    by William Gibson

    Putnam

    A musician/journalist, a spy and an addict/cryptographer push back against bureaucracy, history and technology.

    10. THE BURNT HOUSE

    by Faye Kellerman

    Morrow

    Lieutenant Peter Decker of the LAPD and his wife, Rina Lazarus, investigate a mysterious plane crash.

    11. THE TIN ROOF BLOWDOWN

    by James Lee Burke

    Simon & Schuster

    The Louisiana detective Dave Robicheaux copes with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

    12. WALKING WITH ENEMIES

    by Eric Jerome

    Dickety

    In London, Gideon struggles to outsmart an assassin; a sequel to Sleeping With Strangers.

    NONFICTION

    1. YOU CAN RUN BUT YOU CAN'T HIDE

    by Duane Chapman with Laura Morton

    Hyperion,

    The star of Dog the Bounty Hunter recalls his past and describes his bounty hunts.

    2. QUIET STRENGTH

    by Tony Dungy with Nathan Whitaker

    Tyndale

    A memoir by the first black coach to win a Super Bowl.

    3. LONE SURVIVOR

    by Marcus Luttrell with Patrick Robinson

    Little, Brown

    The only survivor of a Navy SEAL operation in northern Afghanistan describes his courageous escape.

    4. IT'S ALL ABOUT HIM

    by Denise Jackson with Ellen Vaughn

    Thomas Nelson

    The wife of the country music star Alan Jackson describes how religious faith restored her marriage.

    5. GOD IS NOT GREAT

    by Christopher Hitchens.

    Twelve

    Religion as a malignant force in the world.

    6. A LONG WAY GONE

    by Ishmael Beah

    Sarah Crichton/Farrar, Straus & Giroux

    A former child soldier from Sierra Leone describes his drug-crazed killing spree.

    7. THE WORLD WITHOUT US

    by Alan Weisman

    Thomas Dunne/St. Martin's

    What Earth would be like if humans disappeared.

    8. THE GAME

    by Neil Strauss

    Morrow

    An ugly duckling transforms himself into a pickup artist.

    9. THE PREACHER AND THE PRESIDENTS

    by Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy

    Center Street,

    Billy Graham and his relationship with the rich and famous.

    10. ANIMAL, VEGETABLE,

    MIRACLE

    by Barbara Kingsolver with Steven L. Hopp and Camille

    Kingsolver

    HarperCollins

    The novelist and her family spend a year eating homegrown or local food.

    11. LEGACY OF ASHES

    by Tim Weiner

    Doubleday

    A history of the Central Intelligence Agency by a New York Times reporter.

    12. MERLE'S DOOR

    by Ted Kerasote

    Harcourt

    Lessons from a freethinking dog: a nature writer's tribute to the quirky Labrador mutt

    he adopted.
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