Gods of Mischief: My Undercover Vendetta to Take Down the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
"Gods of Mischiefcuts through the fear and Hollywood glamorization, puts you on a bike, and rides you right into the Green Nation." (Jay Dobyns, author of the New York Times bestseller No Angel)“Oh my God, what a story. This is a dangerous and emotional page turner that’s going to leave you thinking to yourself, ‘My life’s not so bad after all.’ ReadingGods of Mischiefis like sitting right next to George Rowe listening to him tell it.” (William Queen, ATF special agent retired and author of the New York Times bestseller Under and Alone)"Far from the glamorized lifestyle of the bikers in the television seriesSons of Anarchy,the MC world George Rowe lived in was dirtier, more mundane, and filled with humans who seemed to enjoy and thrive on committing random acts of senseless violence… You’ll find yourself caught up in the emotional turmoil and you’ll be turning pages late into the night." (U.S. Riders News)“In this roughhewn memoir, one-time meth dealer and reformed felon George Rowe describes his undercover mission to infiltrate the notorious Vagos motorcycle gang . . . with candor. . . . Lends unusual depth to what could have been a boilerplate tough-guy memoir.” (Publishers Weekly)“Brash accountof a reformed bad boy’s decision to help the federal government take down 'Green Nation,' the Vagos outlaw motorcycle gang….Rowe writes clearly, with a lighter touch and a more grounded specificity than in many reformed-gangster memoirs….delivered with more grime than romanticism.” (Kirkus)“Gods of Mischief is a fascinating book…a wild tale." (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)“Reading Rowe is a bit like sitting on a bar stool next to a biker for several hours as he tells his story: You endure the misogyny and the profanity because the man has an amazing story to tell.” (Los Angeles Times)