The Mushroom Tapes: Conversations on a Triple Murder Trial remains in the number one spot this month with 5,098 sales, up 42 from last month.
Climbing to number two is Flesh, with 4,354 sales this month—an increase of 2,566 from last month.
Holding steady at number three is Last One Out: No One Stays Forever, with 4,216 sales—up 1,380 from last month.
The Mushroom Tapes: Conversations on a Triple Murder Trial joined the bestseller list this month with 5,056 sales.
Climbing up to number 2 is Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, with 3,032 sales this month—1,764 more than last month.
Dropping to third place is Last One Out: No One Stays Forever, with 2,836 sales—382 fewer than last month.
Gravity Let Me Go climbed to the number one spot this month with 4055 sales, up from 1155 last month. Joining the top sellers is Last One Out: No One Stays Forever with 3218 sales. Dropping to third place is The Impossible Fortune with 3107 sales, up from 2401 last month.
September System Updates – at a Glance
New Features
•Click and Collect option in checkout
•Mobile POS: Local icon loading and Safer request identification
•Checkout Enhancements: Address auto-complete and Automated test fixes
•Pubnet Integration service
•Gift Card Automation in General Ledger
•New Responsive Backoffice Header
Improvements
•Backoffice Layout: Switched to ViewComponent; Adaptive layout with Hotwire
•Onboarding: .circlepos.com domain default
•Draft Invoices Enhancements: Added Return Authorisation Number; Improved credit note handling
•Breadcrumbs in Category Mapping
•Accessibility Fixes (mobile UI)
•Association Portal SEO Improvements
•Movers Report Performance
•API Redirect Handling
•Tax Enhancements: Only active tax settings apply; Exempt items show 0 tax; Combined tax types handled correctly; Cart displays single clear total
The Hallmarked Man: Comoran Strike Book 8 claimed the top spot with 2,493 sales. The Impossible Fortune (Thursday Murder Club #5) followed closely in second place with 2,401 sales. In third place, What We Can Know made it’s debut with 1,999 sales.