USA Today Top 150 Best-Selling Books 1-18-13
This week, there are six self-published books that reached the USA Today Top 150 Best-Selling Books list through the week ending Sunday 1-13-13*:
Hopeless by Colleen Hoover ((Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #3 (last week #2) $3.99
Up to Me by M. Leighton (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #12 (last week #129) $3.99
The Secret of Ella and Micha by Jessica Sorensen (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #62 (last week #48) $0.99
Down to You by M. Leighton (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #67 (last week #52) $3.99
The Edge of Never by J.A. Redmerski (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #84 (last week #60) $2.99
Raphael/Parish by Laura Wright, Alexandra Ivy (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #119 (last week, not on the list) $0.99
*I’m human and make mistakes (a shock to my friends, I’m sure!). If there’s a book on this week’s list that I missed, please let me know. If I misspelled/mistyped an author’s name or book title, I’m extremely sorry.
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Posted on January 18, 2013, in Darla Luke and tagged Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, best selling books, Darla Luke, See Jane Publish, self-publishing, writing. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Raphael/Parish by Laura Wright, Alexandra Ivy (Self-published via Amazon Digital Services). This week #119 (last week, not on the list) $0.99 **
I bought this one. Sounds very interesting! Thanks Darla for keeping the list current.
Thanks for the update, Darla!
Melia – so good to hear from you! Hope all is well. Missed seeing you at the chapter meeting this month, hopefully I’ll make it next month!
As always, this is interesting. Four very sexy, bordering on erotica, romances. One extremely scary thriller/suspense romance. And one puma shifter story. Thanks for keeping up with this, Darla.
Maggie – As always, I appreciate it when you stop by … you always have interesting (thought-provoking) comments
. Right now, sexy-almost-erotica seems to be popular, and it doesn’t appear to make a difference to readers of the book is self-published or traditionally/legacy published. The good news for everybody is that self-published books are making the top 150 list and staying there. It bodes well for the future.