New York Times Bestseller List Fiction 12/04/2011

Here are the Top Ten Best Selling Novels on the NY Times Bestseller Fiction list for the week ending December 4th 2011

10 - 1Q84 - Haruki Murakami
9  -  The Christmas Wedding - James Patterson
8  -  The Old Republic : Revan - Drew Karpyshyn (debut)
7  -  Zero Day - David Baldacci
6  -  The Best of Me - Nicholas Sparks
5  -  Devil's Gate - Clive Cussler (debut)
4  -  The Litigators - John Grisham
3  -  V is for Vengeance - Sue Grafton (debut)
2  -  11/22/63 - Stephen King
1  -  Kill Alex Cross - James Patterson
(Debut)
Alex Cross investigates when the President's children are kidnapped, but the FBI and CIA stand in his way.

Upcoming Books for Fall/Winter 2010

The fall 2010 book season is shaping up to be a huge one for readers. The big names all have books due before the end of the year.

Nicolas Sparks kicks it off in September with Safe Haven.


John Grisham's new novel The Confession hits shelves on October 26th.


Vince Flynn's newest Mitch Rapp novel, American Assassin, comes out October 12th and should hit the top of the NYTimes bestseller list on release.


December 7th brings us the newest novel by Tom Clancy, Dead or Alive looks to be a huge seller for Christmas.


Stephen King tries to trump all the other new novels with Full Dark, No Stars which hits the shelf on November 9th.


James Patterson brings his latest Alex Cross novel, Cross Fire, to stores November 15th.


November 30th will bring us the new Scarpetta novel from Patricia Cornwell called Port Mortuary.


And for fans of the Dexter television series they get the new Dexter novel from Jeff Lindsay, Dexter is Delicious.