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The Taming of the Shrew by William Sh...
The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare. The Taming of the Shrew is a comedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written between 1590 and 1592. The play begins with a framing device, often referred to as the induction, in which a mischievous nobleman tricks a drunken tinker named Christopher Sly into believing he is actually a nobleman himself. The nobleman then has the play performed for Sly's diversion. The main plot depicts the courtship of Petruchio and Katherina, the headstrong, obdurate shrew. Initially, Katherina is an unwilling participant in the relationship; however, Petruchio "tames" her with various psychological torments, such as keeping her from eating and drinking, until she becomes a desirable, compliant, and obedient bride. The subplot features a competition between the suitors of Katherina's younger sister, Bianca, who is seen as the "ideal" woman.
If You Must hide – a Novel by A...
Nadia is intimately familiar with pain.
She has learned how to minimise it, manage it, explain it away-and keep moving forward. Loving others has always meant asking for little and giving much.
But after a traumatic night lands her in the hospital with an injured ankle, the careful balance she's maintained begins to unravel. Forced into stillness, Nadia starts confronting questions she has avoided for years-about devotion, self-sacrifice, and the quiet ways love can become heavy.
What follows is overwhelming. And tender. And strange. And deeply transformative.
If You Must Hide is a slow-burn contemporary romance about love as a place-where being fully seen feels safer than disappearing, where healing is messy, and where being wanted can feel liberating rather than demanding. Set against a richly familiar modern Nigerian backdrop, it is a story about choosing softness without losing yourself.
IF WE SPOKE Vol. 1 by CK Njuguna
Wakhaba Will Marry: Friendship, Fallo...
One stolen kiss before departing for college sets Wakhaba's heart on an unexpected course. As he builds his career in Nairobi, Wakhaba moves through relationships that seem perfect on paper—the ambitious Zalika, the sophisticated Elyaka—yet something essential remains missing. Through years of success, heartbreak, and self-discovery, the simple touch of his childhood friend persists, defying time and distance. When circumstances bring Anaya back into his life, Wakhaba must confront the choice between the successful life and image he has built and the persistent whispers of his heart. Set against Kenya's changing social landscape, this compelling tale asks whether time will finally align with what Wakhaba’s heart has always known. Because sometimes the longest journey leads right back to where it began.
Turquoise Dreams: Anthology of short ...
Designed to amplify the authentic voices of emerging writers, Turquoise Dreams is a short story collection depicting life experiences through the eyes of women in modern day Southern Africa. With contributing writers from Matebeleland, Midlands, Masvingo, Mashonaland and Manicaland, the stories portray post-colonial struggles amidst societal degeneration within a declining economic environment in Zimbabwe and beyond its borders.
There are 29 short stories in total, each ranging between 1500 and 7000 words, by the following 10 writers:
– Tinatswe Mhaka
– Mantate Queeneth Mlotshwa
– Nyasha Chiyanike
– Nadia Mutisi
– Chipo Mawarire
– Sibonginkosi Netha
– Nkosilesisa Kwanele Ncube
– Gwadamirai Majange
– Edith Moreblessings Virima
– Panashe Mawoneke
Captivated by You: Crossfire, Book 4 ...
Gideon calls me his angel, but he's the miracle in my life. My gorgeous, wounded warrior, so determined to slay my demons while refusing to face his own.
The vows we'd exchanged should have bound us tighter than blood and flesh. Instead they opened old wounds, exposed pain and insecurities, and lured bitter enemies out of the shadows. I felt him slipping from my grasp, my greatest fears becoming my reality, my love tested in ways I wasn't sure I was strong enough to bear.
At the brightest time in our lives, the darkness of his past encroached and threatened everything we'd worked so hard for. We faced a terrible choice: the familiar safety of the lives we'd had before each other or the fight for a future that suddenly seemed an impossible and hopeless dream...
Man’s Best Friend and Other sto...
Man’s Best Friend and Other stories is a collection of captivating short stories that exposes the brutality, but at the same appreciates the beauty of being human and how life is priceless.
Most of the stories in this anthology are rooted deep from Kenyan communities bringing about a local flavor and a relatable experience; from prisons where innocence suffers out of ignorance, to classrooms where teachers confront crooked system, to market places, and
even palaces where love slips into the corridors of power. The anthology reflects various themes including; poverty, corruption, religion, love and betrayal.
Bahati Indangasi is a teacher and a writer. He is the author of The Tainted Souls and continues to pen stories that are thrilling and reflective.
Daughter in Exile: A Novel By Bisi Ad...
Lola is twenty-one, and her life in Senegal couldn't be better. An aspiring writer and university graduate, she has a great job, a nice apartment, a vibrant social life, and a future filled with possibility. But fate disrupts her world when she falls for Armand, an American Marine stationed at the U.S. Embassy. Her mother, a high court judge in Ghana, disapproves of her choice, but nothing will stop Lola from boarding a plane for Armand and America.
That fateful flight is only the beginning of an extraordinary journey; she has traded her carefree life in Senegal for the perilous position of an undocumented immigrant in 1990s America.
Lola encounters adversity that would crush a less-determined woman. Her fate hangs on whether or not she'll grow in courage to forge a different life from one she'd imagined, whether she'll succeed in putting herself and family together again. Daughter in Exile is a hope-filled story about mother love, resilience, and unyielding strength.
Cursed Daughters: A Novel by Oyinkan ...
No man will call your house his home. And if they try, they will not have peace... So goes the family curse, handed down from generation to generation, ruining families and breaking hearts as it goes. And now it's calm, rational Eniiyi's turn - who, due to her uncanny resemblance to her dead aunt, Monife, and her family's insistence that she must be a reincarnation, has long been used to some strange familial beliefs.
Still, when she falls in love with the handsome boy she saves from drowning, she can no longer run from her family's history. Is she destined to live out the habitual story of love and heartbreak, or can she escape the family curse and the mysterious fate that befell her aunt?
Brotherless Night: A Novel by V.V. Ga...
'A masterpiece of historical fiction' MONICA ALI, chair of judges for the Women's Prize for Fiction Sixteen-year-old Sashi wants to become a doctor. But over the next decade, as a vicious civil war tears through her hometown of Jaffna, her dream takes her on a different path as she sees those around her, including her four beloved brothers and their friend, get swept up in violent political ideologies and their consequences. Desperate to act, she must ask herself: is it possible for anyone to move through life without doing harm? 'An unforgettable account of a country and a family coming undone… Brotherless Night is a spectacular work of historical fiction' Guardian.
Under The Tamarind Tree by Maurice Bolo
Under the Tamarind Tree traces the life and times of two childhood friends, Orisso and Nyagenga. Born and brought up in the same village, their lives took divergent trajectories when
Orisso pursued formal education while Nyagenga dropped out of school at an early age due to a debilitating sports injury. Orisso went to university, got formal employment, went abroad for further studies and traveled across the world due to the nature of his job. Meanwhile, Nyagenga stayed in the village, the farthest he ever got out of the village was short stints at the capital city's industrial area. The stories are weaved around the challenges they faced in life and how they dealt with them, drawing on each other's strengths, knowledge and wisdom gained through the divergent life's experiences. The stories espouse courage in the face of difficulties, hope amidst despair and resoluteness to bounce back from adversity.
Intelligence Gathering: Espionage, Un...
For twenty-Four years, I served in the shadows — in places the headlines never tell you about, on missions that never officially happened. I believed in the flag, in the mission, in the idea that sacrifice meant something.
I was wrong.
This is not a story of heroes.
It’s a confession, a warning, and a record of what really happens when you serve a system that will use you, discard you, and deny you ever existed.
I’ve observed and seen betrayal in every form — from the deserts of Iraq to the streets of Afghanistan, from covert games in Ukraine and Kashmir to the rubble of Gaza to the chaos and mayhem Killings in Mexico, Central America and South America. I’ve watched leaders justify atrocities as strategy, watched allies turn into enemies, and seen good men left to rot when they were no longer useful.
This life cost me my marriage, my family, my friends, my peace. And for what? For politicians to shake hands while people bled in the dirt.
If you think this work is glamorous, walk away now. If you think it’s noble, read on — and find out what it really takes, what it really costs, and why, when it’s over, the only thing you’ll have left are ghosts.
The Anatomy of Hate: The Invisible Wa...
Hate is older than nations. It mutates, adapts, and hides in every system humans create. From the streets of Europe to the villages of Africa, from the temples of India to the remote lands of Australia, structural oppression has shaped lives, stolen futures, and divided humanity.
Almost every religion preaches equality, compassion, and unity. Jesus, Mohammed, Buddha, Guru Nanak—all called humanity to see itself as one. And yet, hate persists. Why? Who is responsible? The answer is uncomfortable: we are. Humans, not the Creator, built the walls of division. And now, we are the ones who must tear them down.
This is a book that does not flinch. It exposes the machinery of hate, traces it across continents and centuries, and confronts the uncomfortable truths humanity has long ignored. It challenges the reader to face reality, to recognize complicity, and to take action.
From the manipulation of faith to the weaponization of ideology, from economic exploitation to cultural erasure, “The Anatomy of Hate – The Invisible Wall” is a global reckoning. It is not a story of inevitability—it is a call to humanity, a blueprint for liberation, and a warning that complacency has consequences.
The question is simple: Will humanity rise, or will the walls remain?
Trumpocalypse: A Nation Hijacked by H...
He branded lies as truth. He sold the presidency as a product. And he left behind a republic in ruins.
Trumpocalypse: A Nation Hijacked is a blistering exposé and unflinching historical document — a deep, investigative reckoning with the rise, reign, and legacy of Donald J. Trump. Written with clarity, urgency, and moral clarity, this book is not just about politics — it is about power, deception, and the dangerous seduction of authoritarianism in the modern age.
Across more than 20 chapters and hundreds of pages, the book unpacks how Trump manipulated grievance, weaponized media, exploited religion, and converted the American presidency into a family-run empire of profit and propaganda. From the fraudulent beginnings of his real estate career to the broken promises of his campaign, from Jared Kushner’s $2 billion Saudi deal to Ivanka’s diplomacy-by-trademark, this is a documented journey through corruption on a global scale.
We witness the rise of a cult-like following, fuelled by conspiracy, fed by fear, and wrapped in a twisted form of patriotism that threatens the very foundation of democratic order. Inside these pages are the voices of enablers, the victims of betrayal, the architects of collapse — and the terrifying reality of what could happen if this man rises again.
Trump is not a prophet. He is not misunderstood. He is not a fluke.
He is a warning.
Trumpocalypse is a wake-up call to America and to the world — a final attempt to hold a mirror to a nation dangerously close to forgetting what democracy means, and how easily it can disappear under the weight of one man’s ego.
The time for denial is over. The reckoning begins here.
Kingdom of Ash: The Cartel Republic &...
Cartels don’t just move product anymore—they move permission.
A private switch welded to a city console. A drone that can turn a crowd into a warning. A shell bank that launders murder as “security.”
When a desert handoff goes sideways, ex-operative Dante Moretti and a relentless lens woman, Isabella Cruz, stumble into the Ceniza Root—a hidden registry of shutters, kill demos, and ports bought like lungs. The men who rent our oxygen will do anything to keep that map in the dark.
From midnight auctions in Guadalajara to the high ring of Sarit Centre and the roses at Westgate; from Mombasa’s Kipevu cranes under a storm to glass rooms on the Potomac, the chase rips through boardrooms, catwalks, and hearing halls while mercenaries, sicarias, and “handlers” with immaculate budgets script the world’s next empire.
Dante wants the switch back on the wall where everyone can see it. Isabella wants the truth in a light too bright to be rented. Between them and daylight: kill teams on payroll, corrupt officials smiling for cameras, and a new world order built on logistics and fear.
This isn’t a war for a throne.
It’s a fight over who gets to turn the lights on.
Kingdom of Ash — The Cartel Republic is a high-velocity thriller about power, ports, and the quiet machinery that decides who breathes. When the smoke clears, ash is all that’s left—unless someone makes the world boring on purpose again.
DEADFALL: Codename Ava: Spies, Cartel...
Two operatives. One file. Every power on Earth wants them dead.
Ava — the world’s most dangerous secret in high heels — and Luca — a soldier turned shadow — were once the best assets in the game. Now they are the targets.
They’ve unearthed the Sentinel Files, a trove of evidence tying heads of state, intelligence chiefs, and billionaires to the same cartels they publicly vow to destroy. The leak could shatter governments, rewrite alliances… and end their lives before the truth ever reaches the light.
From the back alleys of Bogotá to the boardrooms of Monte Carlo, from the icy streets of Reykjavík to the jungle choke points of the Darién Gap, Ava and Luca are hunted by every flag — Mossad, FSB, MSS, MI6 — and the ruthless cartel sicarios who kill without hesitation. Their only advantage? Each other.
Every step is a choice: run and disappear forever… or strike back and bring the whole corrupt machine crashing down.
The clock is ticking. The kill teams are closing in. And in the world of espionage, deadfall isn’t just a trap — it’s the point of no return.
Shadows in the Dome: Inside the Intel...
They used me. Then they erased me.
For decades, the United States has operated behind a carefully constructed veil of power, diplomacy, and national interest. But beneath that dome lies a world few ever see—a world of covert missions, betrayal, psychological manipulation, and expendable assets.
In The Shadows in the Dome, Hardev Panesar pulls back the curtain on the intelligence operations of the U.S. government, exposing how global influence is wielded, how wars are manufactured, and how those who serve in silence are often abandoned when their usefulness expires.
Blending firsthand observation, investigative insight, and an insider’s voice wrapped in caution and courage, this book explores Cold War espionage, proxy wars, cyber surveillance, and the chilling tactics of betrayal that stain the conscience of a superpower.
This is not fiction. This is not guesswork.
This is the truth that was never meant to be told.
— Hardev Panesar
When Nations Fall: The cartels rose. ...
They built him to obey.
They rewrote her to forget.
Together, they burned the world to remember.
Jack Sable was meant to be disposable.
Luciana Cortez was designed to forget who she was.
But when PROMETHEUS — the most dangerous weaponized AI ever conceived — turns their memories into executable code, the ghosts of covert programs return with a vengeance.
Now they’re hunted by governments, kill teams, Sicarios, and black-budget mercenaries who want to bury the last truth. From the jungles of the Darién Gap to the Senate chambers in D.C., from cartel vaults in Mexico to the vaults of Kowloon, Jack and Luciana won’t stop.
Because the new world doesn’t run on law anymore.
It runs on blood, secrets, and money that never sleeps.
Whispers of My Heart: The Silence Bet...
“I carried other people’s rooms home on my shirt and called it patriotism. Twenty-four years later, the stains are still there—and so is the truth.”
He was the man who vanished on command: south of the border through cartel corridors, across ferries that were always late, into rooms where “national security” meant yachts, ledgers and men who sell storms with soft vowels. He missed recitals, came home smelling of other nights, and watched a wife turn their house fluent in three languages so the day wouldn’t drift. A daughter learned to hold a room together with one long note on a flute; three small angels declared that tools belong on tables, not under pillows.
When the last mission arrives, he says no—and the machine answers with hang-ups, idling cars, recycled strangers and the quiet art of erasure. So he does the only dangerous thing left paper, not bullets. Receipts on the table. Names without adjectives. Doors opened without knocking.
From Tangier to Nairobi, Istanbul to Cancún, and finally to a small coast road where the ocean rehearses it’s one argument, this is a ledger of what duty costs—and what love, stubborn and ordinary, still saves. A wife’s warm, distant lighthouse. A daughter’s breath that refuses panic. Neighbours who practice boring the curb. A ring, a badge and a child’s screwdriver keeping the argument civil.
If you’ve ever wondered what went wrong behind clean briefings—and how a man learns, at last, to stay—open to any page. The truth is waiting, patient as tide.