Omar Tyree, best known for his gritty urban novels, depicting the sex and drama-filled lives of African-American women from Flyy Girl, For The Love of Money, Leslie and Diary of a Groupie - all New York Times bestsellers - returns to his female base with Insanity, a powerful modern day drama, uncovering the disastrous dark side of a woman with cold-hearted and seductive ambitions.
Queen Tillis-Thompson, a nympho wife, a calculating mother and a social climbing professional from the tough city streets of West Baltimore will stop at nothing in her rise to the top, even if it means sharing a few beds, stepping on friendly toes and smashing her enemy egos. She boldly states, “Don’t underestimate me. If I need to be that -----, I will be. If I need to be that --, I will be that. And if I need to be a studious nerd, virgin or whatever to get what I need, then I will be that too.”
With unapologetic zeal, Queen uses her education, street smarts, banging body and her iron will to survive every challenge, while bull-dozing her way to the life she wants to live—all while using and abusing family members, friends and lovers without hesitation or sympathy. She wants what she wants by any means necessary…until it all falls apart.
With Insanity, Omar Tyree writes his final drama-filled urban tale with twists, turns and seduction in chapter after thrilling chapter. They don’t call her the “Queen” for nothing. Find out for yourself and SPREAD THE WORD! It’s the last urban hurrah for the legend of Omar Tyree.
Omar Tyree, is a New York Times best-selling author, who has published 25 books and counting and has sold more than 2 million copies worldwide. With a degree in Print Journalism from Howard University in 1991, Tyree has been recognized as one of the most renown contemporary writers in American. He is also an informed and passionate speaker on community-related topics, urban literacy and entrepreneurship. For more information on his career and current projects, please view his web site and various links @ (www.OmarTyree.com).
Omar Tyree, a New York Times best-selling author, a 2001 NAACP Image Award recipient for Outstanding Literature in Fiction, and a 2006 Phillis Wheatley Literary Award winner for Body of Work in Urban Fiction, has published 16 books and has sold nearly 2 million copies worldwide that has generated more than $30 million. With a degree in Print Journalism from Howard University in 1991, Tyree has been recognized as one of the most renowned contemporary writers in the literary community. He is also an informed and passionate speaker on various community-related and intellectual topics. Now entering the world of feature films, business lectures, and children’s books, Tyree is a tireless creator and visionary of few limitations. Tyree is a popular speaker on the university and corporate circuits. In his “Equation for Life” lecture, Tyree weaves together a full-proof formula for attaining lifelong success in business, as well as everyday living. Ideal for innovation, corporate sales and marketing teams, one attendee who heard the lecture commented, “Omar Tyree’s Equation for Life speech made me rethink my whole life - it has given me the focus I need.” The success of the speeches over the last 11 years landed Tyree his first nonfiction book deal with John Wiley, the number 1 business publisher in the world. The Equation: Applying the 4 Indisputable Components of Business Success, is being released in early January 2009. As an author, journalist, performance poet, songwriter, screenwriter,entrepreneur, innovator of various creations, and an energetic and fiery speaker, Tyree is no stranger to the world of contemporary urban influence. Tyree became one of the dominant literary promoters of the 1990s, leading to offers of publishing deals by a number of influential mainstream book publishers. In 1995, he signed a lucrative two-book arrangement with publishing powerhouse Simon & S chuster. A few years later, Tyree signed an undisclosed long-term contract that established him amongst Simon & Schuster’s top authors. His journey as an entrepreneur began in his early 20s when he started the book publishing company Mar Productions, to release his earliest works of fiction. Tyree’s entrepreneurial ventures have evolved to include the Urban Literacy Project as a nonprofit organization to inspire reading, writing, thinking,visualization, application and financial literacy skills among disadvantaged youth and adults. He has also formed Renaissance Entertainment Group, a partnership with self-made multimillionaire Arthur Wylie, to produce Tyree’s body of fiction novels into feature films. Tyree’s articles have been published in the Washington Post, Essence, Upscale, Ebony, TheDailyVoice.com and several other publications