Maureen Callahan's explosive Kennedy biography becomes a best-seller on Amazon

In a whirlwind of success, Maureen Callahan's explosive new biography, 'Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed,' has taken the literary world by storm. Released on July 2, the book quickly soared to the top of Amazon's best-seller lists, claiming the No.1 spot on various sales charts. Such was the demand that Amazon sold out of its entire stock within hours, prompting a restock to meet the overwhelming interest. Despite the temporary shortage on Amazon, 'Ask Not' remains available for purchase through national bookstores and directly from the publisher. Even before its official release, Callahan's book garnered significant attention, becoming the 5th highest-selling new release on Amazon the week prior. Notably, it currently holds the top position in the 'Women in History' section on the site, showcasing its widespread appeal. Praise for the biography has been effusive, with podcaster Megyn Kelly hailing it as the essential summer read, filled with captivating insights into the enigmatic Kennedy family. Reviews from The Guardian and Town & Country further laud 'Ask Not' as an eye-opening exposé and a candid portrayal of scandal, respectively. The book's success extends beyond Amazon, with 'Ask Not' ranking prominently in various categories, including 'Women's biographies' and 'History.' The Mail's serialization of the book last month likely contributed to the buzz surrounding its release, generating anticipation and pre-sale orders. With its in-depth exploration of the Kennedys and the impact on the women in their lives, Callahan's biography has captivated readers and critics alike, cementing its status as a must-read for those intrigued by the complexities of this iconic American family.