NYT Bestsellers: Fiction

An uneasy alliance between humans and the Others is pushed to the breaking point.

The turbulent life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary.

n the ninth book in this series, set in 1906, the New York detective Isaac Bell contends with a crime boss passing as a respectable businessman and a tycoon’s plot against President Theodore Roosevelt

A collection of the stories that spans the career of the Irish writer, who died in 2012.

Three novellas by the poet and novelist, who died in March.

A mother and her daughter-in-law both leave unhappy marriages and take up with new men.

The Lake Eden, Minn., baker Hannah Swensen is about to get married, but first she must solve the murder of a visiting celebrity chef. Recipes included.

A magicians’ competition is about to be held in one of the linked alternative realities of London in this fantasy.

The sixth and penultimate book of the Clifton Chronicles brings the Cliftons and the Barringtons into the 1970s.

When a suspect in a missing-child case dies, reporters and the police think they’ll get the real story from his widow. They’re wrong.