The young life of a boy named Genesis Taylor is changed forever when he shot and killed his father in an attempt to save his pregnant mother's life. While serving time in a juvenile detention center for what was really self defense, his life is shattered once again when his seemingly ungrateful mother turns around and abandons him for what she thinks is a better life, severing all ties. Released at the age of eighteen Genesis is criminal minded and has plans to make large amounts of cash by selling drugs. Finally reaching some sort of success Genesis' operation is shut down by a mob of thieves. Intent on getting back the product and cash that was taken from him Genesis accidentally hits the drug lottery. He instantly skyrockets to the top of the drug game and before he knows it, he is out of product and meeting up with a new drug connect which surprisingly happens to be sexy twin sisters, CoCo and Chanel. Visiting the twins on business, Genesis runs into a beautiful woman named Talisa twice in two days. Not believing in coincidences he decides to make her his own. This is where the fun, and the real problems begin.CoCo and Chanel are in a league of their own, thanks to their deceased father's clout. CoCo runs the show like a pro, and Chanel does the same with the heavy artillery. Besides looking exactly the same and dressing similarly, I'd say the twins are not much alike. CoCo is by far more talkative and seems more liked by the public, whereas Chanel is quiet and mysterious, but not in a good way. The twins are good friends with a influential man named Arnez, who just happens to be dating Genesis' love interest, Talisa. CoCo warns Genesis that Arnez is a man not to be messed with. Not only to protect her business investments with him but also because she eventually has a thing for him.This fast paced novel seemed predictable at first, but as I kept reading it became apparent that predictable was furthest from the truth. With every twist and secret unfolded, readers are sure to fall in love with humble and business savvy Genesis, be curious about CoCo and Chanel, and want Talisa to finally leave controlling abusive Arnez. If It Don't Make Money, It Don't Make SenseGenesis is a moderately successful hustler on the come-up. What could have been a huge setback quickly skyrockets him into the big leagues. He's stackin' paper like never before. He's got his mind on his money and his money on his mind until...he sees HER! Talisa is a bad mutha....shut yo' mouth! Sexy, beautiful and intelligent, she's in a class by herself. The chemistry is evident. But with Talisa comes baggage - deadly baggage. Undeterred, is Genesis ready for the consequences of his actions? Joy King mixes a little street, love, jealousy and hate to create an entertaining novel. The plots and subplots are strong, slightly predictable but still very much enjoyable. I also enjoyed Joy's venturing out and speaking from the male perspective. I recommend STACKIN' PAPER and look forward to part II.
What do You think about Stackin' Paper 1 (2011)?
I wish I could give this book a half star. Awful. I can't believe all the 4 and 5 stars.
—kaylamarie96
Good book must read 2 but might have to reread the first
—sighing
I loved this book I can't believe chanel wow
—Dailee82
