Reviews for Diary of a Groupie

The average rating for Diary of a Groupie based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-11-30 00:00:00 William Bitting This book was straight but not good as the Flyy Girls. Tabitha Knight is a groupie. But she sees herself as more. She thinks that she is providing men with support and nurturing that they cannot get elsewhere. She grew up in a foster home and tries to find the love, acceptance, and security that she lacks in rich, famous, successful, men. Using aliases, different ages, and moving frequently keeps Tabitha at the top of her game. She also keeps a record of all of her encounters in several diaries. Tabitha is enjoying her lavish lifestyle, and one day she is offered the ultimate challenge. She is to get close to and eventually bring down, Isaac Abraham, an actor with a known preference for underage girls. Tabitha reluctantly agrees because she is up for the challenge and the hundred thousand dollars she will receive if she is successful. But she has no idea what she is in for. When people begin to wind up dead, and the search is on for the information contained in her journals, she discovers that someone will not stop until they have what they want.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-09-05 00:00:00 Betty Slifer It was exciting the first few chapters than it began to lose my interest. The last two chapters were a bit disappointing. I always enjoy reading Omar Tyree books however this one gets two stars from me.