Let me just start off by saying as an author Omar Tyree has come a long way from his days of "Flyy Girl", but still not far enough. The story follows Ivan David, an average accountant turnedevent planner/concert promoter. The book has so much potential, but instead of reaching that potential the reader is treated to a long, drawn out story that fizzles at the end. I'm not sure if the author was on deadline, had a page cap that he didn't use well, or what the logic was. It seems that the most interesting part of the story was given 2 pages while the other 513 pages were just filler. If you're looking for mindless reading and have time on your hands, this is the book for you.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
#BookReview: Pecking Order - Omar Tyree
Let me just start off by saying as an author Omar Tyree has come a long way from his days of "Flyy Girl", but still not far enough. The story follows Ivan David, an average accountant turnedevent planner/concert promoter. The book has so much potential, but instead of reaching that potential the reader is treated to a long, drawn out story that fizzles at the end. I'm not sure if the author was on deadline, had a page cap that he didn't use well, or what the logic was. It seems that the most interesting part of the story was given 2 pages while the other 513 pages were just filler. If you're looking for mindless reading and have time on your hands, this is the book for you.
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