How Ya' Livin'
by Jonathan Luckett

From back cover:

In Jasminium, cutting edge author Jonathan Luckett took readers to the edge with spell-binding suspense, unfulfilled passion, and intrigue in a love story that spanned decades and thousands of miles. Now he's back with How Ya Livin', a novel that sizzles and sparks flames -- a hilarious romp through the trials and tribulations of three best friends, livin' and lovin' in the nation's capital -- a tantalizing tale of relationships gone bad, freaky sex, and all that urban drama!

Trey is one of those brutha's you love to hate -- an ardent playa who relishes the hunt. With his dapper good looks, quick tongue, and charming personality, he seems to be forever running from Layla, an exotically beautiful woman with a mysterious past.

Vince is successful, ruggedly handsome, and a hopelessly romantic Renaissance man. Forever searching for his ideal mate, Vince finds beauty in every sistah he meets -- until it becomes painfully apparent that she is not the one.

Erika drips confidence from every pore of her caramel-colored skin. After sifting through a seemingly endless line of fake wannabes and bottom dwellers, Erika thinks she's finally found her man. But when problems in the bedroom crop up, they make her step back and take serious pause...

From the streets of Washington and New York to the steamy French Quarter of New Orleans, Trey, Vince, and Erika leave a trail pandemonium in their wake. Along the way, their friendship will be tested as two mysterious women enter their lives. Suddenly their world is spinning madly out of control...and when the dust settles, things may never be the same.

"This book is, without a doubt, one hell of a hot ride! Do not attempt to read it without a lover close by!"
    --    Zane, NY Times Bestselling Author of Skyscraper, Nervous, The Sisters of APF, Addicted, The Heat Seekers, and Shame on it All

How Ya' Livin'
by Jonathan Luckett

ISBN: 1593090250
Publisher: Strebor Books (Simon & Schuster)
Publication Date: 2004
Format: Trade Paperback, 672 pages
Book Type: New