Our Best Seller

In the town of Goshen, where worlds collide and wounds run deep, a group of unlikely teenagers are brought together by pain, purpose, and one mysterious presence—the Ghetto Ghost. From the moment Willie Gaddis Jr. moves into the neighborhood, his life becomes entangled with Freddy, Dez, Pete, Emma, and a host of others, each carrying secrets, struggles, and dreams. Through mentorship, unlikely friendships, and gut-wrenching truths, they begin to confront the ghosts of their past—poverty, prejudice, foster care, identity crises, and the aching loss of family.

Told with raw authenticity and heart, Ghetto Ghost is a coming-of-age story laced with grit, humor, and healing. It’s not just a story about survival—it’s a story about transformation. Rooted in real-world issues and written with urban depth, this narrative is a tool for reflection, dialogue, and change, making it ideal for youth programs, schools, and community discussions.