"Detroit Hood Story" Vol. 1 of 11 "The Art of Street Fiction, Story Telling!" Garu Style! Audiobook By Robert Crooms cover art

"Detroit Hood Story" Vol. 1 of 11 "The Art of Street Fiction, Story Telling!" Garu Style!

"Det. Lif. Aft. 15 Years" Books: 1 & 2

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"Detroit Hood Story" Vol. 1 of 11 "The Art of Street Fiction, Story Telling!" Garu Style!

By: Robert Crooms
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Raw, real, and unfiltered — Detroit Life After 15 Years Vol. 1 pulls readers deep into the heart of a man’s struggle to rebuild his life after serving hard time.

After spending 15 long years behind bars, Big T returns to the only home he’s ever known — Detroit. The streets are colder, the faces are younger, and the world has changed in ways he never imagined. Still grieving the loss of his mother, whom he never got to bury, Big T must navigate a city that feels both familiar and foreign, all while battling the ghosts of his past.

With the help of his loyal cousin Nice, Big T tries to stay grounded and out of trouble — but temptation, pain, and the lure of old habits lurk around every corner. From emotional homecomings to tense run-ins at the local liquor store, every moment tests his will to survive and redefine himself in a world that’s moved on without him.

Told with gritty realism, streetwise dialogue, and a deep emotional core, Detroit Life After 15 Years captures the raw heartbeat of the inner city — a powerful story of redemption, loyalty, and loss, set against the unforgiving backdrop of Detroit’s streets.

This is more than just a comeback story — it’s a journey through grief, resilience, and the unbreakable bond of family.

Perfect for readers of urban fiction, street drama, and redemption tales like those of Donald Goines, Sister Souljah, and K’wan.

African American Detroit Mystery
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