Babyrobbers - Paperback

by Helen Bradley Hall (Author)

Growing up without a father from the age of 3 years old, Talandas (Killer Kane) Heirloom tried his best to stay away from bad influences. The city of Inkster and Golden City, Michigan had exploded in crime. Dahlia, a mother of four, moved to Inkster realizing it was a tough place to live. Inkster was no different than the inner city of Detroit. She moved from to Golden City, where she resides to this day. Talandas (Killer Kane) Heirloom earned the street name Killer Kane and began to run with the worst of them. Killer Kane turned into something he never was. Dahlia, confused, prayed for her son. Killer Kane joined a gang called U.B.N. in Inkster, Michigan. Doing anything to survive, he faced life and death consistently. One incident tested the faith of his gang members. Killer Kane swore his life to the gang. Would he live or die for the U.B.N gang? No one but God Knew what Talandas fate was. In and out of jail multiple times, people would often feel his wrath. Dahlia knew where he was headed. She just prayed for the best. Only sixteen, he thought he was living the exciting life of a thug. What was in store for Talanadas and his gang? Did Talandas get life or death?

Author Biography

Helen Bradley Hall born August 24, 1973 had a near death experience that began her career as an author. A divorced single mother of 3, in 1996, Helen spent countless days and nights in the library researching the publishing world. In 2003, Helen wrote and published her book and began Bradley's publishing company. Helen has written and published three books through her independent publishing house located in Garden City, MI. Helen has written and published books titled, The World of Poetry for Every Parents Bedroom, The Battle Within, and her third book Chocolate Mama, with many other titles to come. Helen has since remarried, and is now a mother of 4 with an associates degree in criminal justice, and a bachelor's degree in forensic science. Helen at this present time is working on her fifth book, titled They Say She Broke the Rule, based on a true Story.