Detroit Urban Legends Can't Catch volume 6. Detroit Urban Legends
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- ISBN8231258451
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- Date de parution30/04/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
What up doe-welcome to Can't Catch, Volume Six of the Detroit Urban Legend series. This one right here? It's different. It's raw, it's street, and it's straight from the heart of the D. These stories ain't just urban legends-they're whispers from back alleys, corner blocks, and late-night conversations. Stories about people that hit licks, disappear into thin air, and somehow stay one step ahead of everybody.
Cops, feds, even the streets-nobody can catch 'em. These tales are about the ghosts in our city that ain't dead-they just can't be caught. Some of them are slick, some are wild, and some... might not even be human. But each one carries a piece of Detroit in it. You might've heard some of these names before-maybe in barbershops, maybe in jail, maybe on the porch late at night when the old heads talk about "back in the day." I'm not saying all of it's true, but I'm not saying it's all fake either.
This is my take, my twist, my version of the stories that float through our city.
Cops, feds, even the streets-nobody can catch 'em. These tales are about the ghosts in our city that ain't dead-they just can't be caught. Some of them are slick, some are wild, and some... might not even be human. But each one carries a piece of Detroit in it. You might've heard some of these names before-maybe in barbershops, maybe in jail, maybe on the porch late at night when the old heads talk about "back in the day." I'm not saying all of it's true, but I'm not saying it's all fake either.
This is my take, my twist, my version of the stories that float through our city.
What up doe-welcome to Can't Catch, Volume Six of the Detroit Urban Legend series. This one right here? It's different. It's raw, it's street, and it's straight from the heart of the D. These stories ain't just urban legends-they're whispers from back alleys, corner blocks, and late-night conversations. Stories about people that hit licks, disappear into thin air, and somehow stay one step ahead of everybody.
Cops, feds, even the streets-nobody can catch 'em. These tales are about the ghosts in our city that ain't dead-they just can't be caught. Some of them are slick, some are wild, and some... might not even be human. But each one carries a piece of Detroit in it. You might've heard some of these names before-maybe in barbershops, maybe in jail, maybe on the porch late at night when the old heads talk about "back in the day." I'm not saying all of it's true, but I'm not saying it's all fake either.
This is my take, my twist, my version of the stories that float through our city.
Cops, feds, even the streets-nobody can catch 'em. These tales are about the ghosts in our city that ain't dead-they just can't be caught. Some of them are slick, some are wild, and some... might not even be human. But each one carries a piece of Detroit in it. You might've heard some of these names before-maybe in barbershops, maybe in jail, maybe on the porch late at night when the old heads talk about "back in the day." I'm not saying all of it's true, but I'm not saying it's all fake either.
This is my take, my twist, my version of the stories that float through our city.
