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Tom Grady is a retired Army veteran sleeping in his car-unseen by the city's ""counts,"" and one tow away from losing the last thing that still feels like home. When he demands a simple, humane policy-safe parking where people won't be criminalized for closing their eyes-he's shoved into the city's favorite weapons: boilerplate empathy, ""partner agencies,"" liability talk, and endless waiting. But Tom doesn't stay invisible. He steps up at a City Hall testimony night and forces the room to hear what the system keeps pretending is ""theory"" real bodies, real exhaustion, real danger-right now. Written from lived experience-the author was homeless while writing it-this is a tense, human, unflinching story about how quickly a bureaucracy can become lethal... and what happens when one man decides to make the city count its ghosts.

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