The Other Wife

By Wanda Arrington-Akorede

The Other Wife is a romantic triangle filled with love, secrets, and betrayal. The Other Wife tells the story of two women both in love and married to one man. The story takes you from America to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970924704
• ISBN13: 9780970924704
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: S W a International
• Length: 318 Pages
• Weight: 0.94 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The Other Wife

The Other Wife written by Wanda Akorede was just fabulous. I read her book back in November was so surprised by the ending that I was left out in the cold. But then I stumbled back on to her book just last week. I had to just read it again I read it in two days. And know have been searching all over the place trying to find the sequel "Difficult Choices" to come to find out it hasn't been published yet is so deppresing. My mother knows her and going to find her number for me. I am going to say to her "please can get the sequal I'm really dying for it!"

The Other Wife, A Must-Have Addition to your Home Library

If you want to read an exciting, heartfelt love story with realistic characters, pick up a copy of The Other Wife. I guarantee you won't set it down until you finish the story! I purchased a copy of a romance novel, The Other Wife, from author, Wanda Arrington-Akorede at an arts & crafts fair. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down! I read the book in four days while commuting on the train and at home in the evenings - it was such an interesting story. I was entranced by the way Mrs. Akorede wove the tale of the relationship between an African-American woman and the African man she meets, loves and marries. After settling in Africa though, his African-American wife meets the African wife she knew nothing about. Mrs. Akorede is a remarkable storyteller who introduces her readers to the concept of polygamy and to the turmoil that results. She captures the emotions of her main characters, Janice, Femi and Lola, so well, you will feel as if you have stepped into their shoes. I enjoyed it so much, I started telling everyone (co-workers, family, church members) about it because the author lives in the south suburbs of Chicago as I do and was named Author of the Month at Homewood Library in Homewood, IL. Mrs. Akorede told me she plans to publish the sequel, Difficult Choices, in the next year and hopes to publish the last part of this trilogy in the future. Write her & let her know her readers want to read the sequel, Difficult Choices, soon!!