Read by Garan Patrick

From the moment Glen Russell stepped onto the campus of Winton College, one of the nation's most prestigious Historically Black Colleges, not a single thing has gone right. From rain on move-in day, to the should've-predicted-it-but-somehow-didn't tardiness of his best friend and ride to Winton, Reshard, to multiple uses of "Gilbert," his real (and very much hated) first name, Glen's first day at college is nothing like he planned. To top it all off, a computer glitch forces him into a dorm room with an unexpected pair of roommates for the entire semester- Braylon Davis - along with keeping his weight in check, he can't wait to get involved with a campus ministry and use his musical talents to impact Winton students for Jesus. Grayson Stewart - a first-Gen college student determined to make his mother proud, while also hooking up with as many little "shawties" as possible. ("Mama ain't got to know about that part!") The three couldn't be more dissimilar. One is fighting to put an end to his hidden virginity, while one proudly wears his own as a badge of honor. And the third…well, his enviable exploits might get him killed! As the scholastic and social expectations of college begin to collide, the three handle things differently, making choices that ultimately lead to powerful, life-altering consequences. "An excellent and entertaining story…that will undoubtedly leave a mark on anyone who cracks open these pages." Without preaching or finger pointing, Exactly How It's ̀Posed to Be challenges today's "do whatever feels good" lifestyle of casual, uncommitted sexual hook ups with God's plan to wait until marriage for sex and experience the true peace, joy, commitment, and love He intended

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