All About The Paper

By R. Kevin Taylor

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• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 097662480X
• ISBN13: 9780976624806
• Release Date: October 2005
• Publisher: TAYLORMADEBOOKS
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

I felt like I was there....

You never usually root for the "Bad Guy", but being from where I am from you tend to. Shout out Nostrand/Sheepshead Houses Brooklyn....This book is definetly one of my favorites. I picked it up and could not put it down. I almost got fired from my job cause I couldn't stop reading it. I am new fan and I can not wait to continue reading more from Mr. Taylor. A excellent book. A lot of excitement and definetly a page turner. Thank You

A Gotta Read Book

This book is one of my favorites now. I would recommend this book to anyone. I can not wait for the sequel. Kevin really took the reader to the streets in NY. I could just vision the scenes. Keep it up. One of your Dayton Fans

Twenty-four Carat Crazy

Hustling is in his blood. Raleek "Lil Ra" Tate came by it naturally. His father Big Ra's name still rings bells in the streets. But it's a new day, a new age, a new generation as Lil Ra steps to the plate. With the backing of his boys, Lil Ra gets put on by Fish, a major player in the Queens drug trade. Brick by brick, Ra and his boys quickly gain ghetto superstar status. Soon they are running with the big dogs. They've got everything on lock, their pockets have the mumps, and they are loved and feared by many. But in the word of Biggie, "mo money, mo problems." With fame and notoriety come jealousy, betrayal, murder, stick up kids, and unwanted attention. It's all about the paper, but is it worth it? R. Kevin Taylor delivers a gritty street drama and he does it well. You know an author has done a good job when you are rooting for drug dealers and murderers. R. Kevin Taylor uses his "street credentials" to pen a novel that holds readers attention from beginning to end with never a dull moment. All About the Paper is a very promising debut and you won't be disappointed. I do hope there is a sequel because I'd like to keep up with Ra and his clique. I respected his gangsta and how he always looked out for the fam. Looking forward to reading more from R. Kevin Taylor and Taylor Made Books. Reviewed by: Toni