<p>“Leonard is tops in his field.” <br />—<em>New Orleans Times-Picayune</em></p><p>The great Elmore Leonard, “America’s pre-eminent crime fiction writer” (<em>Chicago Tribune</em>), takes readers back to Prohibition days in the back hills of Kentucky in a rollicking story of guns, greed, and illegally brewed corn liquor. <em>The Moonshine War</em> is a tale of the chaos that ensues when a gang of city slickers sets out to steal thousands of dollars-worth of homemade whiskey from a hell-raising country boy—who is anything but the easy mark they were expecting. A rediscovered Elmore Leonard classic, <em>The Moonshine War</em> is a wild ride bursting with the author’s hallmark delights: the twisty plot, the gripping suspense, the wit and, of course, the razor-sharp dialogue. It’s no wonder that the creator of U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens—lately the star of the hit TV series <em>Justified</em>—is always listed among the