When loyalty meets federal pressure, the truth becomes the most dangerous weapon.

Jason "Jay" Collins ruled Atlanta's streets with sharp strategy, unshakable composure, and a loyal crew that moved like family. But when the Feds swoop in with indictments, the game changes instantly. One by one, his circle cracks under the weight of time-friends flip to informants, sealed deals unravel, and survival means turning your back on everything you once swore to protect.

In a world where silence is sacred and betrayal is a death sentence, Jay finds himself cornered between the code of the streets and the crushing machinery of the federal justice system. Every conversation becomes a chess move, every alliance a potential trap.

Told with unfiltered realism, Ghost Dope blends tense interrogations, explosive courtroom battles, and the raw confessions of those trapped in the game. It's a gritty portrait of conspiracy, shifting loyalties, and the ultimate cost of staying solid when the system wants your mind, your freedom, and your soul.

In the end, Jay must decide: protect his name and risk it all, or break the code and lose himself forever.

In the streets, everyone talks.

In the Feds' world, the wrong word can bury you.