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"The reign of the provocative novel Fifty Shades of Grey has ended due to some unlikely competition. No Easy Day, a personal account of the Navy SEAL operation that killed Osama Bin Laden, has moved E.L. James&amp;#039;s first installment of the erotic trilogy from number one to number two last week according to USA Today&amp;#039;s best-selling books list. Fifty Shades of Grey debuted on USA Today&amp;#039;s Top 150 best-selling titles in February 2012 and also broke the 1993 record in August 2012 after keeping the top slot for 20 consecutive weeks. The popular fan fiction novel, based on the Twilight series, was no match for the controversial details of the mission that led to the demise of the man held most accountable for the September 11th attacks in New York City. The memoir is based on the life of a former U.S. Naval Officer identified as &amp;quot;Mark Owen.&amp;quot; It highlights special military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and details Owen&amp;#039;s involvement in the raid that led to Bin Laden&amp;#039;s death. An early release date could have contributed to No Easy Day&amp;#039;s triumph on the best-seller&amp;#039;s list. Because of much anticipation, the book was released a week earlier than the expected September 11th date and soldan estimated 253,000 hard copies in its first week alone. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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