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Born to Die
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Born to Die

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A group of friends navigates the trenches of Detroit, doing anything it takes to get ahead.

A group of friends navigates the trenches of Detroit, doing anything it takes to get ahead.

It's anything but "business as usual" when growing up on the unforgiving streets of Highland Park. In a small, crime-plagued neighborhood located within the heart of Detroit, any and everything goes when a group of childhood friends fights to survive and make it out of the hood. Nothing is off limits, including selling drugs, scamming, and death to those who stand in their way.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kensington Publishing
Country
United States
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
288
ISBN
9781645567233

A group of friends navigates the trenches of Detroit, doing anything it takes to get ahead.

A group of friends navigates the trenches of Detroit, doing anything it takes to get ahead.

It's anything but "business as usual" when growing up on the unforgiving streets of Highland Park. In a small, crime-plagued neighborhood located within the heart of Detroit, any and everything goes when a group of childhood friends fights to survive and make it out of the hood. Nothing is off limits, including selling drugs, scamming, and death to those who stand in their way.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kensington Publishing
Country
United States
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
288
ISBN
9781645567233