A Higher Loyalty, the memoirs of fired FBI director James Comey sold in excess of 60,000 copies in its first week, propelling it to the top of the book charts.
Publisher Flatiron Books, a division of privately-owned Macmillan, said it has printed more than 1 million copies of Comey's book, which has made national headlines.Flatiron did not say whether the first week sales were global or limited to the United States.
Comey has been on a media blitz, sitting for numerous television and radio interviews, while also on a book tour that has seen him appear before sold-out audiences of more than a thousand.
The book has drawn Trump's ire as Comey compared the president to a mob boss who stresses personal loyalty over the law and has little regard for morality or truth.
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