Blood stains. Secrets linger. Justice has a price. Detective Jalen Ross knows Auburn Street like the back of his hand — its corners, its hustlers, its ghosts.
Blood stains. Secrets linger. Justice has a price. Detective Jalen Ross knows Auburn Street like the back of his hand — its corners, its hustlers, its ghosts. But when a young gang member is gunned down inside a corner store, Jalen discovers a chilling message left behind just for him: a red envelope containing a photo from his undercover past. The photo forces him back into the shadows of the life he thought he’d escaped — back to Terrell “T-Rex” Martin, a ruthless gang lieutenant who should have been locked away for decades. Instead, Terrell offers Jalen a deadly bargain: work together to take down Rico Lane, the new kingpin terrorizing the neighborhood. One warehouse. Two guns. A storm of bullets. But when the smoke clears, Jalen finds himself standing over a pile of bodies — and staring down a girl with braids, the same one who started it all. Gritty, fast-paced, and emotionally charged, Blood on Auburn Street is a pulse-pounding African American crime thriller about loyalty, betrayal, and survival in a neighborhood where the line between hero and villain is razor-thin. If you love Walter Mosley, S. A. Cosby, or urban noir with a twist, this flash-length thriller will leave you breathless — and looking over your shoulder.
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