Hood 2 Good is a fictional but inspirational story about resilience, loyalty, survival, and encouragement. Unfortunately, life is harder and more challenging for some. The people in this story were exposed to dangerous, dire situations early in their lives because they grew up in a downtrodden area of the city. A Good Samaritan who was determined to live a better life never wavered from this goal. One day the Good Samaritan rescued two little girls from a horrendous situation. From that point on the Good Samaritan dedicated his life to making sure the girls grew up in a safe, clean comfortable home with peace of mind so they could elevate in life. This story has drama, violence, humor, and adult situations.

The author is originally from Kansas City, he has a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Houston-Downtown. Nelson has a daughter and a granddaughter and has been divorced for 28 years. He has five siblings and has plans to travel around the world one day. Nelson enjoys photography and video production and has produced entertainment for the local community.

Customer Reviews

5.0

29 reviews

Taylor Boykin

Book of the day today, Hood 2 Good by Preston Nelson is a story of survival and perseverance that is meant to be. This is my first time looking into the author of this book. The title is catchy and intriguing because from the first chapter, it seems like the author and the characters in the book are preparing to branch out into their new lives because of their high school graduation, and that is where the author's life began to take shape. This book seems to be about self-discovery and hard life lessons, and choices that have only helped to shape the author into the person they have become.
Benjamin Eilenokhuoria

"Hood 2 Good" by Preston Nelson, a book that features the main character, Pierre, who grew up in a neighborhood of crime. It will be interesting to read about the challenges Pierre faced, and if he chose the "path of least resistance." The book has the themes of struggles and determination. This is a book of humorous fiction.
Janet Chepkirui

"Hood 2 Good" by Preston Nelson is meant to inspire people who are struggling to survive through the story of Pierre, a young man growing up in a poor urban neighborhood with the odds of success stacked against him. The story shows how small acts of kindness can change the course of someone's life. Congrats on BOTD.
Maria Loukaidou

“Hood 2 Good’’ by Preston Nelson is a fictional but inspirational story about resilience, loyalty, survival, and encouragement. Unfortunately, life is harder and more challenging for some. The people in this story were exposed to dangerous, dire situations early in their lives because they grew up in a downtrodden area of the city. I really liked everything I read about the book!
Umang Gangal

Hood 2 Good is an old man's memory of his hardships when young, and the way he preserved his sanity and innocence is catching, even after living in a rough neighbourhood
Daniel Valiant

There are many stories of adversity, but not all of them seem real. Hood 2 Good's message resonates because of its sincerity. The harsh realities of growing up in a deprived household are not avoided, but optimism is always present. The focus on personal connection and loyalty was what really stuck with me. According to the novel, resilience is something that is fostered by belief, support, and encouragement rather than something that is rarely accomplished Alone.
Jessica Saade

Stories about hardship are common, but not all of them feel lived in. Hood 2 Good carries a sense of authenticity that makes its message resonate. It does not shy away from the harsh realities of growing up in a disadvantaged environment, yet it never loses sight of hope. What stayed with me most was the emphasis on loyalty and human connection. The novel suggests that resilience is rarely a solitary act, but something nurtured through support, encouragement, and belief. It is a thoughtful, uplifting reminder that circumstances may shape us, but they do not have to define us.
Surabhi Rani

For Pierre, school was never a problem. He actually liked learning. He was the student of the month several times and won spelling contests. School was his niche, and he attended every day. This was nice storytelling in fiction, 'Hood 2 Good,' by Preston Nelson!