@daedalusamy

Your like button on the page is set up to count the likes the page receives. When I “liked” the page the count showed up. But when I refreshed the page the count was gone. I went to my facebook page and your book did present in my timeline.

You can use this tool to help you debug:http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug 

Your page is throwing this error:The page failed to provide a valid list of administrators. It needs to specify the administrators using either a “fb:app_id” meta tag, or using a “fb:admins” meta tag to specify a comma-delimited list of Facebook users.

I also checked your source code and checked the link url that your like count is being attributed to is

data-href=”http://www.daedalusbooks.com/Products/Detail.asp?ProductID=96955&Media=Book&SubCategoryID=2146″

As you can see the data-href url and the url of the page (link you shared above) is not the same url.

AND if I navigate to http://www.daedalusbooks.com/Products/CategoryMain.asp?Media=Book&MajorCategoryID=8

And click on the same book I get this link: 
http://www.daedalusbooks.com/Products/Detail.asp?ProductID=96955&Media=Book&SubCategoryID=2146&ReturnUrl=%2FProducts%2FCategoryMain%2Easp%3FMedia%3DBook%26MajorCategoryID%3D8

You really need to employ friendly urls. Facebook counts the number of likes based on url of the data-href. —You have multiple urls that go to the same product. 

It looks like you are experiencing several issues. You definitely need to add  fb:app_id meta tag to your open graph meta data. This may solve your issues, but I think that your url structure is part of the problem. And creating friendly urls would also be beneficial for SEO (search engine optimization) reasons.

Theres 2 ways to count likes, but you need a programmer:

1. Use the edge.create callback which allows you to “detect” when someone clicks the like

2. Read your page from the graph, to get the total number of likes (easier)

I know what I said above does not make sense, but it does to a programmer.