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Guardian UK Hardcover Best-Sellers – October 10 2008
1 (New) Azincourt by Bernard Cornwell
2 (2) A Most Wanted Man by John Le Carre
3 (New) Heart and Soul by Maeve Binchy
4 (1) Doors Open by Ian Rankin
5 (3) Bones of the Hills by Colin Iggulden
6 (4) Firefight by Chris Ryan
7 (5) The Private Patient (Adam Dalgliesh Mystery) by P.D. James
8 (6) Silks by Dick Francis & Felix Francis
9 (New) The Temporal Void by Peter Hamilton
10 (7) Devil Bones: A Novel (Temperance Brennan Novels) by Kathy Reichs
This week’s top 10 bestsellers in hardback fiction | Books | guardian.co.uk.
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