Kindle bestsellers: 'The Lost Symbol' back in the lead
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Your support makes all the difference.Amazon released its list of weekly bestselling e-books for its Kindle device on October 27.
For the week ending October 24, Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol was back to number one after having being replaced by Vince Flynn’s Pursuit of Honor last week. Newcomers to the list included Patricia Cornwell’s The Scarpetta Factor, Too Big to Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin, and Stephen D. Levitt’s SuperFreakonomics.
Rank Previous rank Title Author
 1           2                      The Lost Symbol                                 Dan Brown
2            3                      Nine Dragons                                      Michael Connelly
3            1                      Pursuit of Honor: A Novel                     Vince Flynn
4            new                The Scarpetta Factor                  Patricia Cornwell  Â
5            4                      Rough Country                                     John Sandford
6            5                      The Help                                              Kathryn Stockett
7            7                      Heat Wave                                           Richard Castle
8            10                    Evidence: An Alex Delaware Novel         Jonathan Kellerman
9            new                 Too Big to Fail                                      Andrew Ross Sorkin
10          new                 SuperFreakonomics                             Stephen D. Levitt
Source: Publishers' Marketplace
Amazon's Kindle e-reader and e-books were available to US-based customers only until October 19, when international shipping of Kindles began.
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