Our Best Seller List for 2010
It was the year that Mystery Lovers Bookshop was awarded the Raven by the Mystery Writers of America. And to prove we deserved it, we note a slight uptick in sales that accounts for our busy book clubs and the new morning group, more offsite sales at author events, schools, libraries and lectures. Of course, the Festival of Mystery, which will be on May 3 this year, continues to grow and prosper. Many thanks to all who have contributed to our list. Enjoy, encourage and celebrate reading this year. Let’s hear from you soon.
Best Sellers in Hardcover
Best Sellers in Trade Paperback
Best Sellers in Mass Market Paperback
More Paperback Best Sellers
Hardcover Best Sellers
Pittsburgh author Nancy Martin tops of list for 2010 with her splendid series opener that introuduces Pittsburgh sleuth Roxy Abruzzo.
 signed copies, $24.99
paperback, $14.99 (Title is now Foxy Roxy)
Kathy George's Edgar-nominated novel, also set in Pittsburgh, snagged our number two spot.
$24.95
paperback $14.99 available July
Another successful virtual signing put Vicki Thompson's latest Gaslight Mystery on the list at number 3
$24.95
Lisa's appearance at MLB put her latest legal thriller on the list
signed copies, $26.99
Festival sales plus some off-set events by the author put the latest Dead End Jobs mystery on the list
signed copies, $22.95
Another local author with a Pittsburgh-set mystery. My pick for a Shamus this year.
signed copies, $24.99
Latest V.I. Warshawski hits the list after Sara's sellout event
signed copies, $26.95
LA author, originally from Pittsburgh, sells tons of books at hometown event
$24.95
paperback $14.95
Louise's event drew loads of fans and sold plenty of the latest Inspector Gamache
$24.99
Conclusion to the Millenium trilogy sold big numbers in British version, then US
$27.95
paperback $27.95
Latest Hannah Swensen sold nicely at Joanne's event
$24
Former Pittsburgher makes good with second of his Greek-set mysteries. Good food and good sales at his publication party.
$24.95
paperback, $14.95
Trade Paperback Best Sellers
Tale of Irish female bishop was a winner for this hometown author
$15
What can I say? The must read novel
$14.95
Bet you can't read just one!
$15.95
Conclusion to the Rosie Winter series puts this Pittsburgh author on the list
$14.99
Fifties setting and a precocious sleuth proved irresitable to many readers in the first of the Flavia DeLuce series
$15
Wartime tale of romance between a Chinese boy and Japanese girl was a big hit with bookclubs
$
Historical novel set in Spain during the Inquisition sold out for local author at his pub party
$15.95
Story told from the dog's point of view was snapped up by book club readers and others
$14.99
Latest academic mystery sold well at Joanne's Coffee & Crime event
$14.95
First in the Rosie Winter series
$13.95
Paperback Best Sellers
Mystery shopper Josie Marcus
$7.99
Psychic matchmaker Lucy Valentine
$7.99
Apple orchard owner Meg Corey
$6.99
Bookstore owner Tricia Miles
$7.99
Historica home curator Grace Wheaton
$7.99
Boston reporter Charlotte McNally
$7.99
Bookstore owner Tricia Miles
$7.99
Antiques society fundraiser
$6.99
Landscape gardener Paula Holliday
$7.99
A Scumble River mystery with Skye Denison
$6.99
More Paperback Best Sellers
Rare book expert Brooklyn Wainwright
$6.99
Hairdresser Grace Terhune
$7.99
Meg Corey, apple orchard owner
$7.99
White House chef Olivia Paras
$7.99
Cat owner and quilter Jillian Hart
$6.99
OK, so it's not a paperback original. Caterer Goldie Schulz will still entertain you
$7.99
Spinster sleuth Ivy Beasley
$7.99
Texas ice cream parlor owner Tallullah Jones
$6.99
Aspiring writer Olivia Limoge
$7.99
Thrills aplenty with a killer on the loose
$7.99
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