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Rogues in Paradise , by Ian R. Clayton, is the untold real story of the people of Barbados. The island is one of the world's leading tourism locations; more than 25 cruise lines stop off at Barbados each year, and its 80-plus beaches draw one million visitors per year. But Barbados has a rich and diverse culture unseen by most; its history was written by the English who shackled its people and told a very English version of events. Avid Traveller, Calum Glenny, has written the latest review of Rogues in Paradise, The real story of Barbados. Its witty stories of the characters will make you laugh out loud. Yet rogues is also a serious examination of history and heritage that leaves no stone unturned. Rogues will make you laugh with characters like 'Fred' and his hilarious courtroom experience attempting to save the Race Horse Bathing at Pebbles Beach. Rogues characters are heroes, knights of the realm, Dames, and legends. Their anecdotes are playfully woven into a substan...

Barbados has a rich and varied culture hidden to many; its history was written by white colonialists who oppressed its own workers. This book fixes that point of view with a brilliant picture of Barbados' people informed through first-person accounts, showing a special character. Here is the current evaluation that highlights the point.
 The book, "Rogues In Paradise" elegantly checks out Barbados' past and life on the island, including its bothersome times, missing no issues while delving into the lives of characters. Rogues will make you laugh with characters such as Rex Wotton and his Chalky Mount Caper with the 'stolen' building lights. See ACE: One of the extraordinary Rogues, who lived by his wits skirting the law. He is an example of the character you will see in the island. There are many examples of virtue in Rogues and numerous lessons to learn from Rogues in Paradise. Rogues Review