Street Banditz

C-Town. The Land. Believe Land. No matter what you call it, for years, Cleveland has been known to bring the drama. Follow the lives of seven deadly sinners as they struggle to weave their way through the hardened streets of the 216!

Michael ＂Red＂ Roberts and ＂Bulletproof＂ Bobby Walker form a deadly combination3/4making money and holding down their territory. But when Bobby meets a girl that captures his heart, it causes a rift between him and his cousin. It all comes to a head when Bobby has to make a choice between the woman he loves and staying true to the most sacred hood law of all.

Tammy has worked tirelessly over the past year to save up enough money to attend college. She’s been very careful not to get pregnant and screw up her chances of furthering her education. Everything is going according to plan, until Tammy’s mother, Janice, brings home a man who doesn’t seem to be quite right. Add that to the fact that Tammy is desperately trying to keep her younger brother, Hakim, from hitting the block to make fast money.

Ivory, whom Tammy often hangs out with, has discovered that selling drugs for a living is much easier than working. But when she breaks a long-standing rule, she has no choice but to go into hiding from the hoodlums that she screwed over.

Nancy, Tammy’s friend and co-worker, has an attraction to dark-skinned men. She also has a secret addiction and an alliance that would get her blackballed from any hood in America.

C. J. Hudson hails from the east side of Cleveland, where he grew up surrounded by crime, violence, and drugs. Determined to not succumb to that way of living, he attended Kent State University for one year. An avid fan of urban fiction, C. J. decided to try his hand at writing his own novel when he was laid off from his job as a machine