If you enjoy the supernatural and are looking for another series to get into, I would recommend The Mortal Instrument series by Cassandra Clare. The first four books have been released in a series that was originally a trilogy but is now rumoured to be six books in length (always good to know that there's more to come!). The books are set mostly in New York City, which is a place I find it easy to imagine fantastical things happening. Also, in the City of Glass a large portion takes place in the land of Idris which is the homeland of the Shadowhunters, the main supernatural race of the series. And if you are looking for even more excitement there is a prequel series calls The Infernal Devices, the first book of which is called Clockwork Angel.
The start of a new series, gotta love it! Although I will admit I was at first skeptical of Divergent because reviewers continuously referred to it as the next Hunger Games which is a pretty high expectation to live up to. (By the way, if you haven't read the Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins then you really should!) Veronica Roth makes her debut with this novel, the first in a new series, which is exciting since I know there will be more to come. If you enjoy dystopias with a little romance thrown in then you will definitely enjoy this book.
This debut novel for Autumn Cornwell takes you on a whirlwind tour of Malaysia, Cambodia, and Laos. It follows the summer vacation of a young girl who is reluctant to even be on vacation in the first place. Vassar Spore finds herself dragged halfway across the world by an unlikely birthday present from her eccentric grandmother, a plane ticket to Singapore and an all expenses paid vacation. Throw a list making planner of a 16 year old together with a live in the moment or "LIMing" grandmother and you've got a hilarious adventure about growing up and realizing what life is really all about.
This is the first romance novel I've ever read, sure I've read novels with romance in them before but never from the romance section, it took some courage for me to actually step into that section in the store since I generally avoid it for all intents and purposes. I've noticed that, just like all other genres of novels, romance is currently banking in on the vampire craze that is sweeping the general public. Since I like to read things that are a bit more fantastical Jeanine Frost's Halfway to the Grave was a good pick, thanks to Lauren for the recommendation.
One of the hazards of working at Chapters is you see what other people are buying and want to read those books too, that is the case with this book. I served a customer purchasing Elfland and unfortunately for me she bought the last copy in the store so I had to order one but it was well worth the wait! If you enjoy majestic worlds filled with fey creatures and mysterious evil forces lurking behind closed doors then I would recommend picking up a copy for yourself. (Not to mention a bit of romance for those of us softies) 
Are you a history buff? Do you enjoy watching CSI?? Then this is the book for you. Following the medical examiner's office in New York city during the Roaring Twenties and the Depression, you see the development of forensic science as a respected field. Deborah Blum closely examines the careers of New York City's first chief medical examiner Charles Norris and his toxicologist Alexander Gettler, both pioneers of their time.