A mess of a book!

While it had some dirt to dish, nothing you haven’t already heard on TV or read on Twitter. But it is simply not well written. It reads like a personal testimony from Omarosa about how exceptional she is. She also changes voice throughout the book. The first part talks about how awful the Trump administration is. The middle recounts her years being a Trump groupie, filled with accolades about Trump. The last part reverts to how really, really awful Trump is. And somehow in the midst of all that she buries a fiancé, goes to seminary, becomes a pastor, and meets and marries a Jacksonville church pastor and co-pastors his church. It’s hard to tell which is the real Omarosa if, indeed, such a person exists. I suspect she has created a television personality and now is having a hard time separating her real self from reality show Omarosa. She and Trump are two of a kind.

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