Hear the story in the author's own voice — recreated.

This edition of TGONG is narrated by an AI-cloned voice built from Divine G's own, reading the complete, unabridged novel.

Seven years for a murder he didn't commit. One year to burn down the empire that put him there.

In the Breukelen Projects — the Brooklyn block its own people call Nubia Gold — Rayhiem Jones is the man who gets the lights turned back on. A community organizer who walks into buildings the police won't enter. A leader with six brothers who have followed him since they were boys.

Then he runs a drug crew called Supranova off his block, and its boss buys two witnesses and a verdict.

Clinton. Attica. Sing Sing. Seven years that don't break him — seven years that give him a plan.

Rayhiem comes home and asks his brothers for everything: their savings, their bodies, their silence, and the rest of their lives. In a gutted tenement on Dumont Avenue they build a shooting range, a classroom, and a dojo. Then they go to work.

No product taken. No cash stolen. No names, no faces. Just five spray-painted letters left on every door they close: TGONG.

Within a year the tag is on the front page of every paper in New York. The neighborhoods call them the Masked Angels. Two federal agents build their careers around catching them. And the man who framed Rayhiem, bleeding millions to a crew he can't find, decides to stop hunting the men behind the masks — and start hunting the people they love.

Beneath it all runs a dream Rayhiem has had every night since he was sixteen: seven pulsing lights, calling his name, delivering a message he has never once been able to hear.

How much good can a man do before it costs him everything he loves?

From the Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer of the A24 film Sing Sing.

John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and the author of eight novels. His life story inspired Sing Sing, in which Colman Domingo earned a Best Actor nomination portraying him. Every prison corridor in this novel was walked by the man who wrote it.

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• Format: MP3 digital download, delivered instantly after checkout

• Runtime: 10:23:08

• Complete and unabridged

• Narrated by an AI-cloned voice of the author, Divine G

• Chapter files: 25 Chapters, MP3s, numbered in order, in one ZIP

• Plays on: phone, tablet, computer, car USB, any MP3 player

• Yours permanently — no subscription, no app, no expiration

• Author: Divine G (John "Divine G" Whitfield)

• Publisher: Divine G Entertainment

Hear the story in the author's own voice — recreated.

This edition of TGONG is narrated by an AI-cloned voice built from Divine G's own, reading the complete, unabridged novel.

Seven years for a murder he didn't commit. One year to burn down the empire that put him there.

In the Breukelen Projects — the Brooklyn block its own people call Nubia Gold — Rayhiem Jones is the man who gets the lights turned back on. A community organizer who walks into buildings the police won't enter. A leader with six brothers who have followed him since they were boys.

Then he runs a drug crew called Supranova off his block, and its boss buys two witnesses and a verdict.

Clinton. Attica. Sing Sing. Seven years that don't break him — seven years that give him a plan.

Rayhiem comes home and asks his brothers for everything: their savings, their bodies, their silence, and the rest of their lives. In a gutted tenement on Dumont Avenue they build a shooting range, a classroom, and a dojo. Then they go to work.

No product taken. No cash stolen. No names, no faces. Just five spray-painted letters left on every door they close: TGONG.

Within a year the tag is on the front page of every paper in New York. The neighborhoods call them the Masked Angels. Two federal agents build their careers around catching them. And the man who framed Rayhiem, bleeding millions to a crew he can't find, decides to stop hunting the men behind the masks — and start hunting the people they love.

Beneath it all runs a dream Rayhiem has had every night since he was sixteen: seven pulsing lights, calling his name, delivering a message he has never once been able to hear.

How much good can a man do before it costs him everything he loves?

From the Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer of the A24 film Sing Sing.

John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and the author of eight novels. His life story inspired Sing Sing, in which Colman Domingo earned a Best Actor nomination portraying him. Every prison corridor in this novel was walked by the man who wrote it.

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Format: Audio CD, [N] discs · Length: 10:23:08 · Production: Single-voice AI edition with some SFX background sounds · Unabridged · Ships within 7 business days

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He built the machine that breaks time. They used it to bury him.

Dr. Calvin Thompson is the finest time-travel scientist alive — and the last man his own project wants to see make history. He fought for every degree in a field that never wanted him. He gave the work everything: his nights, his marriage, every school play his daughter ever performed in. He was days away from becoming the first human being to walk through time.

Then the colleague who couldn't survive coming second flipped a switch.

Savannah, Georgia. April 3, 1831.

No lab. No team. No papers. No proof he ever existed. In this century, a Black man's intellect is not an asset — it's evidence of a crime, and his body is somebody's property. The failsafe his own father engineered will open a return window exactly once, in August, a thousand miles west. Four months. A thousand miles. Across the deepest years of American slavery, through patrols and slave catchers and dogs and bounty men, with nothing but what he can carry and what he can survive.

And back in the future, his rival sends a professional after him — armed with a weapon this century won't invent for another two hundred years.

Calvin doesn't make the run alone. He crosses paths with Mary Sue, an enslaved woman with more nerve than he has, and Jim, a boy who watched his mother die on a rope. They own nothing — not even themselves. Before it's over, they'll teach a man who had everything exactly what he squandered.

Genius got him there. Only endurance gets him out.

Time Jack is a sci-fi survival thriller that uses a time machine to do what straight drama can't: drop a modern man into the machinery of American slavery and ask what he's actually made of. It's a chase, a reckoning, and a father's long road back to a daughter he kept disappointing.

From John "Divine G" Whitfield — Academy Award–nominated screenwriter of Sing Sing, PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and author of eight novels.

A movie without visuals.

This is not a narrator reading a book to you.

Time Jack has been produced as a cinematic audiobook: every character carries a distinct voice, with sound effects and full background audio built underneath the story. The laboratory hums. The dogs come through the treeline. The 1831 storefront bell rings when Calvin walks in and every conversation in Savannah stops. You don't listen to this one so much as sit inside it.

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From Divine G — Academy Award–nominated screenwriter of Sing Sing and author of eight novels.

Also available in this cinematic format: Money Grip and Money-Grip 2.

A movie without visuals.

This is not a narrator reading a book to you.

Time Jack has been produced as a cinematic audiobook: every character carries a distinct voice, with sound effects and full background audio built underneath the story. The laboratory hums. The dogs come through the treeline. The 1831 storefront bell rings when Calvin walks in and every conversation in Savannah stops. You don't listen to this one so much as sit inside it.

The story: Dr. Calvin Thompson is days from becoming the first human being to travel through time when a jealous rival sabotages the launch and strands him in Savannah, Georgia — in April of 1831. His credentials mean nothing here. His intellect is a liability. His body, in the eyes of every man who sees him, is property.

A return window opens once, in August, a thousand miles west. He has four months to cross the antebellum South on foot — hunted by slave catchers ahead of him and, behind him, an assassin sent back from his own century carrying a weapon that won't exist for two hundred years.

What he finds on that road isn't a way home. Not at first. It's a woman named Mary Sue, a boy named Jim, and the hard truth about what a man's life is actually for.

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From John "Divine G" Whitfield — Academy Award–nominated screenwriter of Sing Sing, PEN Award–winning playwright, co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and author of eight novels.

Also available in this cinematic format: Money Grip and Money-Grip 2.

Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush grew up in the fast streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn. She is stunningly beautiful, a fighter by nature, and like most people in her neighborhood, her ultimate dream is to become rich. Her ambitious quest for money knows no boundaries.
During an after-school fight with jealous high school foes, Baby Doll's life takes a turn when she meets Big Daddy Blue, a reformed gangster who turned his ill-gotten gains into legitimate business enterprises. Ironically, it's Baby Doll's relationship with Big Daddy Blue that totally changes her perception and outlook on life in terms of what's important and what's worth pursuing.

🎧 Baby Doll's story, in a woman's voice — every word, unabridged.

About 12 hours of the complete novel, narrated in a female voice that carries Baby Doll's story from the Tilden Projects to Manhattan.

Some girls are born fighting. Baby Doll was born surviving.

At sixteen, Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush has already learned the only rule that matters in the Tilden Projects: hit first, trust no one, and never let them see you bleed.

She is beautiful enough to be hated by her own sister, ignored by her own mother, and hunted inside her own apartment by the man her mother brings home — a man holding a secret over Baby Doll's head that could end her life as she knows it.

All she wants is money. Enough to disappear. Enough that nobody can ever touch her again.

Then a stranger steps out of a Range Rover on Rockaway Parkway to break up a five-on-one beatdown — and nothing about her life is the same.

Gregory "Big Daddy Blue" Williams did thirty years and came home determined to save the children the streets were built to swallow. He runs clothing stores, Manhattan nightclubs, and a youth employment program that's quietly bleeding him dry. He sees something in Baby Doll nobody else ever has — and he's willing to bet everything he's built on it.

Baby Doll takes the job. She takes the paycheck. She never stops running her own hustle underneath it.

What follows is eight years of clawing upward — through a boyfriend with a gun and no patience, through the men she cons and the enemies she makes, through a revenge she's been planning since she was twelve years old. And the one man who could have protected her never hears the whole truth.

He is trying to save her. She is still trying to survive. Only one of them can be right.

Big Daddy Blue came home from prison to save the kids nobody else would. So did the man who wrote him.

Baby Doll was published in 2008 — while John "Divine G" Whitfield was still wrongfully imprisoned. He came home in 2012 and went to work as a youth counselor with at-risk kids in New York City.

His true story became the A24 film Sing Sing, in which he was portrayed by Colman Domingo in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Divine G is an Oscar-nominated adapted screenwriter and executive producer on the film, a PEN Award–winning playwright, a co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and the author of eight published novels.

He didn't imagine Big Daddy Blue. He became him.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This book had me on my toes! It is fast paced and wonderfully written… you can't put the book down!" — Brandy K. McCray, Amazon review

"I learned that no matter what you've been through in life you can always come out on top." — Shay Shay, Goodreads

Format: CD · Narration: Computer-generated female voice (virtual voice) · Length: 12:24:18 · Unabridged · Divine G Entertainment

Want to hear Divine G read his own work? He narrates The Canarsie Connection, No Other Love, and Enigma of Love.

Content note: contains depictions of sexual abuse of a minor, graphic violence, strong language, and sexual content. For adult listeners.

This isn't an audiobook. It's a movie without visuals.

Every character voiced separately. Full sound design — gunfire, engines, rain, rooms that sound like rooms. Scored and mixed like a feature film. Put the headphones on and you are inside the abandoned food-processing plant with twenty-five million dollars on the floor and nobody left to trust.

He survived the bullet. That was the easy part.

Rasheen Smith woke up on a table in a back-room clinic with a crooked doctor's hands inside him and twenty-five million dollars nobody else can find. Killer Kato is dead. Hoodaroma Entertainment — the rap empire built on blood money — is sitting unclaimed, and by a signature nobody expected to matter, Rasheen is the heir.

That makes him the most valuable dead man in America.

Aaron Wilson wants him in the ground — a federal agent with a badge, a body count, and a Colombian army on the payroll. Phillip Henderson wants him erased — a lawyer who finally got his hands on real money and will do anything to keep it. And in a state prison cell, Camila Nelson is raising a son who has never seen the outside, praying the father of her child is still breathing.

Everybody wants a piece. Everybody has a price. And the ones closest to Rasheen are the ones doing the math.

The streets take everything. The question is what you hand over first.

From the author whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing.

John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning novelist, an Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer on Sing Sing, and a founding member of Rehabilitation Through the Arts. Colman Domingo portrayed him on screen in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Money Grip — the first book in this series — appears on screen in the film itself.

These books are not written about the life. They were written from inside it.

🎁 The physical edition — and the one people give as gifts.

Professionally pressed and packaged, with full cover art. Plays in any CD player, any car, any stereo. For listeners who still want to own something they can hold, and for anyone shopping for a reader who does.

Format: Audio CD, [N] discs · Length: 7:16:31 · Production: Full-cast, multi-voice, with sound design · Unabridged · Ships within 7 business days

Want it instantly instead? The MP3 download is available now.

This isn't an audiobook. It's a movie without visuals.

Every character voiced separately. Full sound design — gunfire, engines, rain, rooms that sound like rooms. Scored and mixed like a feature film. Put the headphones on and you are inside the abandoned food-processing plant with twenty-five million dollars on the floor and nobody left to trust.

HE SWORE HE'D BE A MILLIONAIRE BEFORE TWENTY-ONE. EVEN IF IT KILLED HIM.

Money is God in Rasheen Smith's world. It's the only thing that can save his mother, free his brother, and lift them out of the ghetto that's eating them alive. So when a scheming kingpin turns Rasheen's first kill into a lifelong debt, the young stick-up artist does the only thing he knows how to do—he takes. Spots, stash houses, mansions, lives.

From the projects of Brooklyn to the prison yards of upstate New York, through betrayal after betrayal, Rasheen claws toward the two things he can't live without: revenge and riches. He'll get his hands on both. But the grip that money has on a man is a grip that never loosens—not for family, not for love, and not for one dime.

Raw. Relentless. Unforgettable.

From the author whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing.

John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning novelist, an Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer on Sing Sing, and a founding member of Rehabilitation Through the Arts. Colman Domingo portrayed him on screen in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Money Grip — the first book in this series — appears on screen in the film itself.

These books are not written about the life. They were written from inside it.

WHICH EDITION IS THIS?

Money Grip exists in two editions.

The Original Edition — first published 2006, 365 pages. This is Money Grip as it was first written and first read: the version that built its reputation, and the version that was in the world when Sing Sing was made. Available as paperback, eBook, and Cinematic Audiobook.

The Revised & Enhanced Edition — 378 pages, 31 chapters. Fully revised text with expanded scenes, new cover, and updated front matter. Available as paperback and eBook (PDF + EPUB) only.

There is no Revised & Enhanced audiobook. The Cinematic Audiobook performs the Original Edition text, in full. If you want to hear this book, the Original Edition is the one — and it always will be.

🎁 The physical edition — and the one people give as gifts.

Professionally pressed and packaged, with full cover art. Plays in any CD player, any car, any stereo. For listeners who still want to own something they can hold, and for anyone shopping for a reader who does.

Format: Audio CD, 1 discs · Length: 7:37:22 · Production: Full-cast, multi-voice, with sound design · Unabridged · Ships within 7 business days

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