LL COOL J’s first fitness book, the New York Times best-selling LL COOL J’s Platinum Workout, showed how the superstar got and maintained his amazing physique. Now, in the next evolution of his workout philosophy, he shares the secrets that have helped him achieve his greatest goals not only in the gym, but as an actor, businessman, and multi-platinum musician. In LL COOL J’S PLATINUM 360 DIET AND LIFESTYLE.  LL COOL J reveals his 360-degree program for achieving peak physical, nutritional and mental health.
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New York Times, USA Today, and ESSENCE BestSeller

                                Author Eric Jerome Dickey


With 12 New York Times bestsellers and more than
3 million total copies sold, Eric Jerome Dickey is beloved by fans and critics alike. “Dickey pushes romance and deceit to the next level,” praised USA Weekend. The Chicago Defender hailed, “Eric Jerome Dickey is an excellent writer at the top of his game”. And the New York Times raved “[Dickey has] perfected an addictive fictional formula”.

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