Novel Best Seller 2020 Gramedia Novels & Stories

Two days ago, Mrs Romano released her debut novel, Guilty Pleasure, which became a huge hit and shot straight to the top of the bestseller lists the moment it hit shelves. The book — a steamy, allegedly fictional story about forbidden desire, sexual exploration, and obsession — became an instant sensation. Emilia appeared on every major talk show, her English accent smooth and polished on the studio microphones. She signed hundreds of books at glamorous events, posing for photos with fans who eagerly devoured every scandalous page.

Asked an excited Arianna. She handed them the book that she had brought with her. Everyone looked at it with disbelief. "It looks like she's written this," said Hudson. "Where did you find this book?" Asked David Gray with interest. "Uncle David, this book has ranked as The New York Times Bestseller consecutively for the last few months," said Arianna. Everyone was stunned to hear that the little Isabella who had run away from home was a best-selling author of the country! "How do we contact her for an autograph?" Asked Weston at last, looking proud of his Isabella. Arianna smiled and took out her phone.

I messaged Mary, "Grant Corporation is a well-known company in Seavale. Why would they be interested in my novel?" She answered, "You know about Mr. Grant and Yasmin, right? I heard that it was Yasmin's team who picked your book. Grant Corporation is backing her and will pay for the rights to it." I snorted. So it had nothing to do with me. My webnovel was trending everywhere, and Yasmin's team simply thought it could be her chance at a comeback. I didn't reveal any emotion. I simply asked, "Does the buyer know who I am?"

POV: JAXON The book released on a Tuesday. By Wednesday, it was a New York Times bestseller. By Thursday, the backlash began. It started with think pieces. "How Dare He Profit From His Family's Crimes?" "Jaxon Romano: Redemption or Blood Money?" "The Ethics of Publishing a Criminal's Story" Some of it was fair criticism. I had been part of that world. I had hurt people. But some of it was cruel. Vicious. Attacking not just me, but Isla. The kids. Our entire family.

'Maid To Be' is now a signed book by 'GoodNovel'! It fills me with much joy to bear the news to you all, as this was made possible only cause of your support, not to forget the votes and ever-kind words. ~Arazella Snow

With her recent acquisitions not even breaking the digital e-book top-twenty list, she was desperately trying to climb out from under an uncomfortable and uncharacteristic slump. Anna was still recovering from passing on another first-time author’s vampire novel because she felt the genre was as cold and dead as the main character. When it shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list, then optioned for a television series, she had to fend off several letters of resignation from the agent who had recommended the novel as well as ten other agents who all thought anyone over the age of thirty was a literary dinosaur.

“Are you surprised?” “I am.” Dominic chuckled. “I also have a surprise for you.” “What is it?” My attention dropped to Dominic’s hand as he reached inside his suit and pulled out a folded piece of paper. “This is only a printout, but I wanted to be the first to tell you that your book has been nominated for a best-seller award. Thanks to Lexus, we got all the publicity we needed, and your book sold more than ten million copies in a month.” Completely forgetting where I was, I grabbed the paper from him and looked at it. My eyes widened as I confirmed what Dominic said. Folding the paper, I threw my arms around Dominic’s neck and kissed him firmly on the mouth.

Publication day. The book was in stores at midnight. Online orders had been accumulating for weeks based on pre-publicity. The Covenant trials. The foundation's public profile. Sienna's book. Rodriguez speaking at a conference that had been covered widely. All of it had created a specific kind of interest in the full story. By morning, the first printing had sold out. By noon, they'd ordered a second. By the following Monday, *Alessandra: A Memoir* by Aria Ashford Rhodes was number one on every major list.

I returned it with the same quality of gesture. And we kept walking in opposite directions. Two people occupying the same building, pursuing the same broad subject from different angles, neither of them pulled toward the other by anything except the work itself. That was exactly what it should have been. The sales update came through that afternoon. Love Me Then Destroy Me had entered the international bestseller list within twenty-four hours of release. Number one in social reform nonfiction across multiple markets. I stared at the notification for longer than I had expected to.

HEY READERS!!! I have a good news. My story was featured on Goodnovel's instagram page for the next best books to read. I have a good gem ranking which keeps dropping and rising. So... Do you all know what it means? It means that I have a good ranking in the ongoing CEO and ME contest. I am so happy :) This excitement is the reason for the delay in today's chapter. Hehe! I can't stop thinking about this. Thank you so much to all of you. You really made this possible by giving me gems, reading the book and leaving reviews about it. This truly helped me out. I really love you all for this!