In June, NPR polled its audience in search of the 100 most suspenseful novels ever written. After colelcting over 600 entries, they whittled the list down to 182. Now you can vote on which ones make the final roster!
Two of the finalists are Elmore Leonard’s Road Dogs and Killshot.
Voting ends today! Head over to NPR.org to vote for you killer thrillers.
And coming October 12, don’t miss Elmore’s latest novel, Djibouti. His heroine, Dara Barr, a documentary filmmaker, and her right-hand-man—a six-foot-six, 72-year-old, African-American man named Xavier—head to Djibouti, on the Horn of Africa, to tackle modern-day pirates. Once they start filming, though, they find a whole lot more than they bargained for, as they discover that almost nobody in Djibouti is what he seems.