"The Lookout" peaks at #21!

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In the wild yo-yoing world of Amazon categories, I didn’t think I’d see this. I don’t know their algorithms, it’s sure to be a nebulous achievement, but whatever its implications are, it’s pleasing to see a small digit next to my book!



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