We Take This Man

By: Candice Dow

Narrated by: Simi Howe

Best-selling authors Candice Dow and Daaimah S. Poole team up for this dazzling tale of one man, two women, and a pair of marriages.

When Dwight Wilson is offered a big promotion, the wrinkle is he must move from Florida to Maryland. Although Dwight accepts the job, his wife Tracey decides to remain in their new Florida home. Try as they might, their relationship ends in divorce, and Dwight eventually marries co-worker Alicia Dixon. And that’s when Tracey comes back into the picture—with some rather surprising news.

©2009 Candice Dow & Daaimah S. Poole (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

Speechless

I am still on the edge of my seat after finishing this book! The twists and turns kept coming and with a vengeance. Your allegiance will waiver as the story unfolds

Plot twist!

When an immature woman loves a naive man… everybody gets hurt. It was a decent storyline but far from believable. I certainly appreciated the plot twist but it wasn’t developed enough. I definitely felt like the author was ready to be done with these characters. Me too, girl!

Awesome!!

This book is very good. That damn Tracey is a mess!! I was getting pissed throughout the book.

these two women and the man were sick

this whole twisted story was unbelieveable but I know it happens. the man was a well educated creep. and his wife a twisted spoiled brat. the two belonged together. the other woman was also an educated nut to agree to live with the arrangement presented to her. she was presented as a strong single woman but she wasnt. the narrator's were awesome. but the story was just too far fetched. the judge should have taken the child and gave custody to the paternal grandmother.

Wow!!! This is a good one!!!

This book is very interesting & it has doubled authors. The story took me into the golden rules of the how the Blame Game is actually played. I thought all was well that ends well, then BOOM, it takes on another direction all together. They say justice is blind, but thank God for smart judges. These characters demonstrated manipulation to the 10th degree. OMG, I never talked back to a book so much.
The narrator Simi Howe, always does a great job.