Up with Lo

Lo's just an average guy trying his very best to blend in. He's tired, lonely, and disillusioned. When he moves into a third floor walkup apartment in Harlem, he meets a clever young boy and a woman that personifies the very essence of what he's been missing while watching the revolving door of time spin never-ending.
Because, you see, in reality nothing about Lo is average. He's the devil.
And everything about his infinite existence is about to quickly unravel; join him on the wickedly wild ride.

Bring an open imagination and a desire to run with the titillation. It's turn based, plot heavy, and character driven. It's also kinda raunchy. But the kind that comes from real thickness and claim. Not the thin lined "walks of shame" that no one in their right mind wants to own for love or money.
It's biracial, multi age dynamic, and tender. It's awkward, authentic, and violent.
If you like mystery, vivid detail, historical flashbacks, and home grown desire- you'll enjoy this book and have a good time with the idea.
*But if you have an issue with authentic male behavior, raw banter, thought provoking sacrilege and gnarly sex- you'll find it offensive.