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Title: A DO RIGHT MAN by Omar Tyree ISBN: 0-684-84803-1 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Pub. Date: 19 October, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.00

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Average Customer Rating: 3.57 (111 reviews)

Rating: 2
Summary: A Confused Disc Jockey
Comment: Oh my what a mess! Here we meet Bobby Dallas, an unassertive student at Howard University who starts "sleeping" with a girl who he's obviously afraid of! He moves to New York with Pearl gets a job blah...blah...blah... she leaves he leaves and he goes on and on like this the entire book. In college Bobby and his best friend Faye had a liking for one another okay why they didn't get it on? At the end of the book they finally get together! The details about working in the radio industry was really interesting and I guess Omar was trying to get across how hard it is to be a "black male" but it failed in my opinion! The character just came across as simple not as struggling to learn he didn't have the backbone he was a gentleman but at what cost? I loved Single mom but I haven't picked up anything else by Omar.

Rating: 1
Summary: Dissappointing
Comment: What was he thinking about when he wrote this one. Bobby was such a ridiculous whimp it was pathetic. He acted like he was scared of his new girlfriend "PEARL". Then he was scared of Faye finding out about Pearl.

Don't writ e anymore books like this one ever. I love some of his new books. I have all of his books this one did nothing for me.
I LOVED FLYY GIRL.

Rating: 4
Summary: A good read
Comment: The "Do Right Man" by Omar Tyree was good, but move rather slow. However, I did enjoy the book thoroughly, because it dealt with some reality that other books do not address. The reality I am speaking of in which I can relate to is the main character Bobby Dallas whom is struggling with the development of his career and finances. So many authors create this perfect utopia where nobody has problems with money or their career, and their biggest problem is finding that perfect "soulmate".

I was interested in how Pearl Davis would finally get what was coming to her for dumping Bobby the way she did and not really giving him a second thought. However, the author did not go into that which I wanted to know more than anything.