Rogues: True Stories of Grifters, Killers, Rebels and Crooks

I read the excellent ‘Say Nothing’ and just had to read another PRK piece of well researched and well presented true life reporting.As a former investigator, and having had played small parts in some of the subjects covered in Rogues I was really pleased with how accurately PRK reports the facts.I like to tell true-life stories about some of my experiences when eating and drinking with friends. They often say that I should write a book about my life. I don’t have the time and I certainly don’t have the skills of PRK. If I ever had the choice of a ghostwriter, PRK would be the top of my list for truth, accuracy and his integrity in checking and verifying the facts and not taking things at face value.

Loved it. Interesting to the end. Now I have to add words to meet the required word count. Stupid amazon

Love Patrick Radden Keefe’s books. He’s a great writer. This book reads like a thriller and is fast paced. Excellent. Highly recommend it.

This boring book was a grind to get through.Having loved Radden Keefe's previous books and eagerly awaited this one, I bought it on the day of publication. It immediately felt like a publisher trying to cash in on Keefe's wave of success. 'What else have you got?' 'Oh yes, give us all those old magazine articles, we can make them into a book'.....etc etc....These relentless tales - almost all of men - show us how business, politics, finance, the law, entertainment and life generally have been run by male ego.This book made me glad to be a woman.And now I am glad that women are breaking through and (largely) changing the very principles and ethics of how things are done.

Keefe could write an encyclopaedia on the mating habits of the Lesser Spotted Upper Ethiopian locust and have it read like Hemingway at his best.

A great writer and reporter he has a real moral perspective either in his North Ireland and the Sackler family. Just read one of one hour about Trump's non career in casinos and his television - all lies and the editor in the participants. I wished that I could have read so many accounts of Trumpery. I wish people write as well as Orwell, only the hero Keefe of our time.