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Patrick Radden Keefe books in order · Patrick Radden Keefe reading order · 6 books · 2005 to 2026

Patrick Radden Keefe Books in Order and Reading Order

Patrick Radden Keefe is a New Yorker writer whose narrative non-fiction reads like a thriller, from Say Nothing, about the Troubles in Northern Ireland, to Empire of Pain and London Falling.

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Patrick Radden Keefe books in order

Patrick Radden Keefe’s first book is Chatter (2005). There are 6 books in all, published from 2005 to 2026.

The Patrick Radden Keefe reading order: each series in publication order, with its lead characters. Where the story runs in a different order, switch to Story order. Crossover books are marked and listed under their main series. Use My books to track what you have read.

Narrative non-fiction

6 books · Mostly set around the worldNarrative non-fiction and true crime
  1. 1Chatter2005Buy on Amazon
  2. 2The Snakehead2009With Sister Ping · Set in New YorkBuy on Amazon
  3. 3Say Nothing2018With Jean McConville and Dolours Price · Set in BelfastBuy on Amazon
  4. 4Empire of Pain2021With The Sackler familyBuy on Amazon
  5. 5Rogues2022Buy on Amazon
  6. 6London Falling2026With Zac Brettler · Set in LondonBuy on Amazon

Who appears in which book

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Characters

5 recurring and key characters, with the book each one first appears in.

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