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In this bold, character-driven novel, Tysheem delivers more than a story—he delivers a movement.

Blending cutting-edge neuroscience, the emerging legal recognition of “Emerging Adults,” and a powerful need for advocacy, this tale dives deep into the gray space between right and wrong, hope and cynicism, justice and survival. At its core, it’s about love—not the version sold in songs or whispered in lust, but the messy, transformative, and at times brutal truth of it.

Yes, there’s passion. There’s pain. There’s even humor wrapped in moments of surrealism. But beneath it all lies a deeper question: What could our world look like if love, justice, and sacrifice actually aligned?

Tysheem doesn’t just tell a story—he issues a Call to Action. With a voice that is at once raw and reflective, he paints a vivid portrait of what’s possible when personal gain takes a back seat to collective change.

This is not just a book.
It’s a reckoning.
It’s a mirror.
It’s a must-read.

WARREN SMITH is seemingly rescued by a urban mastermind at the age of twelve, only to be converted into a fearless enforcer for the Family by age sixteen. An exit from the street life was never a reality for him until one dark evening on Macombs Road, in the Bronx, a murder mystery changes everything.

MARRISA HALL, sauntering home from a local bodega one dim summer evening, ends up in the wrong place at the right time. This encounter is life changing, not just for her, but for everyone in her young orbit. Marissa is very easy on the eyes, and possesses just enough charisma and personality to speak volumes without ever saying a word. When things get sketchy she proves to be more gangster than some of the characters in her hood.

God given talent and an unapologetic grind is what kept Tysheem grounded while grappling with a criminal justice system that seems to wrong uneducated brown and Black people in mammoth proportion. The same passion Ty climbed up out of poverty with in the streets during the mid-90s, he channeled to remove ignorance of the law from his path in prison. And after nearly 23 years of inequity and unjust incarceration, all the hard work finally began to bear fruit.


Learn how a Bronx kid sentenced to "death by incarceration" in 1999 pulls himself up out of illiteracy, pens double digit novels, and utilizes his creativity to land a Legal Dream Team. It Could Happen To Any Of Us is an inspirational/informational book worthy of reading by everyone interested in equality and justice for all.

A trip to New York would prove to be one of the best moves Bishop King ever made. Angel Ross, just a young woman and Bronx native at the time, not only became his love interest, but his ride or die. In a short time, and after a couple of hiccups, the devoted couple become urban royalty—flourishing in fashion, music and property restoration. The Philadelphia millionaire no longer needed the streets. But old habits are hard to break. With his ambitious son, Mes'siyah King, running the dark-side of the family business, dudes pushing up on his adorable daughter, Rubi King, his beloved wife Angel up against her biological clock, and their shady past catching up with them, Bishop King begins to wonder can a street dude ever really get out the game.

STREET GENERALS is a gritty masterpiece written by Boog DeNiro, author of Respect The Struggle. It's as compelling and complex as any crime story on the New York Times Bestseller List. You have love, heartbreak, loss and allegiances all built and destroyed in Harlem's world of organized crime. Capri and Zest Hayward, first and only cousins, are living the type of lifestyle fake thugs fantasize about, spit in their rhymes, or worse, die trying to attain. Accredit it to innate ruthlessness, impeccable reputations, firm understandings of the underworld's nuances, and the two loving women by their sides. But with a penchant for violence, a lethal vengeance that lies deep within, courtesy of his mother's unsolved murder, and other obsessions, Capri struggles with fidelity. The mysteries his vices unravel-no one sees coming!

STREET GENERALS 2, NOTHING IS SACRED - Nothing is sacred in Harlem. Not right now. Not with the Feds knowing so much, and coming on so strong. Not with prices on heads. When Capri's girlfriend goes missing, the pretty gangster, finally realizes he may've bit off more than his jaws can handle. Things go from feeling like the entire universe is conspiring to help him conquer the gargantuan of Harlem's underworld, to the sky falling atop Capri. The suspense is so elevated, the twists never seem to end, nights are sultry, tomorrow is an afterthought, and resolve just may never come. Witness unparalleled mettle.

CANT STOP WONT STOP - Iris Mena moves up in the ranks of her male dominant crew, while at the same time trying to figure out her sexuality. With conservative parents, she also wrangles with other life choices. The Street Generals crew are on course to even one last score, and then she's out—but the unthinkable happens. Between the car bombing, and an Amber Alert, a Special Crimes Unit hops on their heels. Will Stink's sudden philanthropy and desire to save his marriage come a little too late? And what about Capri??? Has his growth finally been stunted? Don't even try to predict this one. ©

Darkness seemed to be his true companion. Doing dirt behind the cross only leads to being revealed. When it came to Reverend Earl Reeves, he had is own perception of scripture. He chose to be in the light on Sundays before the 4,300 congregation of the JUBILEE BAPTIST CHURCH. When it came to his personal life, he somehow fell short of his glory.Committing adultery within the church, and using his nephews to advance his sins, seemed to be the calling God hadn't chosen for him.With an indictment on the horizon, and a fatal attraction on his hands, the Reverend feels the walls closing in on him.Will he continue to travel this road of sin, see the inside of a prison again, or die at the hands of a scorned woman???

RESPECT THE STRUGGLE is fictional and unapologetically raw. A gripping tale of harsh realities and memorable characters coming of age. Only Boog Deniro could have written this story. Set in the 90's, the protagonist is Tyreen "Ta-Ta" Carver, a Bronx teen. He's telling this story sometimes in retrospect, and others in the moment. It's about survival and persevering in a city where no one cares how you survived, only how you prospered. At points, you'll experience laughter, or get teary remembering something similar happening to you. Overall, a very solid accomplishment at depicting the darker and less glamorous side of street life. The struggle isn't just a place, it where you earn your respect.

From Book 1: A trip to New York would prove to be one of the best moves Bishop King ever made. Angel Ross, just a young woman and Bronx native at the time, not only became his love interest, but his ride or die. In a short time, and after a couple of hiccups, the devoted couple become urban royalty—flourishing in fashion, music and property restoration. The Philadelphia millionaire no longer needed the streets. But old habits are hard to break. With his ambitious son, Mes'siyah King, running the dark-side of the family business, dudes pushing up on his adorable daughter, Rubi King, his beloved wife Angel up against her biological clock, and their shady past catching up with them, Bishop King begins to wonder can a street dude ever really get out the game. URBAN ROYALTY 3 : KINGS DISEASE Coming Soon!

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