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When The Chrysalis Turns Dark by Winn...
Dr. Winnie Koko is a special education leader, advocate, and nonprofit founder with over twelve years of experience supporting students with disabilities across international and U.S. educational systems. Based in Massachusetts, she has extensive experience in special education and civil rights law review, working to advance access, compliance, and equity for historically underserved learners.
She holds degrees from Maseno University, Bridgewater State University, and Northeastern University, where she earned her doctorate in Curriculum, Teaching, Learning, and Leadership.
Dr. Koko is the Founder and Executive Director of the Elimisha Binti Initiative, a non profit which expands educational access and support for deaf and hard-of-hearing girls in rural Kenya.
Her debut memoir, When the Chrysalis Turns Dark, reflects her journey of resilience, faith, and becoming.
UNPLUGGED 5 – HARDCOVER
What does it mean to be a man in an era where masculinity is mocked,
purpose is blurred, and love has become transactional?
In UNPLUGGED 5: Operant Conditioning, Jacob Aliet delivers his most raw, unflinching,
and revelatory volume yet in the UNPLUGGED series. This is not just a book — it’s
a weapon against manipulation, a manual for reclaiming personal sovereignty, and a
manifesto for men lost in the maze of modern relationships.
Drawing from behavioral psychology, real-world anecdotes, evolutionary science,
and red-pill philosophy, Aliet exposes the hidden dynamics that condition men to
become subservient — emotionally, financially, and sexually — in their own homes
and relationships. With brutal clarity, he dismantles the myths of “happy wife, happy
life,” unpacks why men are being desexualized and manipulated, and shows how
operant conditioning is quietly shaping male behavior in marriages, churches, offices,
and bedrooms.
From the crisis of the middle-class man, to why women “make rules for
betas and break them for alphas”, to the lies men and women tell them
selves, and finally, to how to walk away and reclaim your frame — this book
confronts the cultural illusions suffocating modern masculinity.
Why you should read it:
• If you’re tired of the emotional bureaucracy that nice guys go through…
• If you’re questioning why success doesn’t bring fulfillment…
• If you’ve ever felt manipulated, emasculated, or invisible in a relationship…
• If you want to raise strong sons in a world that is actively weakening men…
Then this book will feel like a slap, a sermon, and a sword.
UNPLUGGED 5 is not for the weak. It’s for the man who’s ready to see
the truth, bear the cost, and live free.
Healing Behind Closed Doors- Turning ...
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott ...
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott Rodin & Wesley K. Willmer
This book is about recalculating the route for Christ-centered ministry. Its underlying assumption is that far too many churches and ministries operate according to unexamined presuppositions that drive everything they do.
This book may call each of us to make changes both personally and professionally, so chapter seven includes a study guide and resources for pursuing kingdom outcomes. These practical tools have been included to help Christ-followers understand and apply the principles in this book individually, in small groups, as well as in larger ministry settings.
“Gary Hoag, Scott Rodin, and Wes Willmer have written an essential resource – a stewardship kit – for every pastor and ministry leader who is tired of ‘doing it themselves to death.’ The Choice is a clear, concise, practical, and applicable manual that demonstrates how to create development strategies that focus on faithfulness and results focused on eternity,” said Melinda Delahoyde, VP of Strategic Advancement and Partnerships, Life International
I Was Here Before I Was Born: Son of ...
Saving the Last Simp Volume 3: Hard L...
Dealing with a modern woman can feel impossible for a man who still approaches relationships and family the traditional way. It can feel like trying to solve a puzzle you have no instructions for. Modern women have been taught they are equal to men and many approach relationships with competition instead of collaboration. They are told to push, to prove themselves, to take charge, and the old rules of coexisting as man and woman no longer seem to apply.
Most men have no idea how to handle it. They try what worked in the past and it fails. They stumble, they make mistakes, and they only realise what went wrong when it is too late.
This book shows what it really looks like to navigate modern relationships, romantic dynamics, and family life. It exposes the struggles, the misunderstandings, and the lessons most men learn far too late.
It is Well-God’s verdict Beyond...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
When God says, “It is well”… does it still stand when life says otherwise?
After encountering both miraculous healing and deep loss within his own family, Winstone Sharrad invites readers into a faith that holds—steady through both miracle and mystery.
Blending Scripture, lived experience, and the wisdom of the Church, It Is Well redefines “well” not as the absence of suffering, but as the presence of God—now and forever.
For anyone learning to trust God beyond outcomes, beyond timelines… even beyond death.
• A faith that holds—through everything.
• Beyond what we see. Beyond when we expect.
• Anchored in God, whatever comes.
“Whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.” — Romans 14:8
My Daily Gratitude Journal
In a fast digital world, writing by hand slows your thinking, increases emotional clarity, and helps you express feelings that may be difficult to say out loud. The physical act of writing strengthens mindfulness and deepens personal connection.
My Daily Gratitude Journal is a safe and honest space with yourself. It is where you pause, reflect, and express your thoughts without judgment or performance.
This guided journal is designed to help you become more aware of your emotions, patterns, and growth daily, weekly, and quarterly. When practiced consistently, reflection moves you from reacting to responding, from overwhelm to clarity, and from surviving to living intentionally.
Stuff I’d Tell My Sister: On Si...
What if everything women were taught about their bodies was incomplete, or dangerously wrong?
In Stuff I’d Tell My Sister, Dr. Miriam Mutebi, the first female breast surgeon in Kenya, breaks the silence surrounding breast cancer, women’s bodies, and the systems that too often fail them. With extraordinary clarity and compassion, she takes readers from her childhood in Nairobi to the operating rooms where she confronts not only cancer, but silence, shame, and systems that fail women. She introduces us to young mothers diagnosed while breastfeeding, brides whose futures fracture overnight, grandmothers who have never been taught to touch their own bodies, and surgeons who must fight to be seen in spaces never designed for them.
This book is a radical act of sisterhood. Dr. Mutebi speaks directly to women, as a doctor, as an African woman, and as a sister who refuses to let fear or myth decide who lives and who dies. She dismantles dangerous misconceptions about breast cancer, challenges cultural taboos surrounding women’s bodies, and equips readers with practical knowledge about breast health, self-examination, and self-advocacy.
Part memoir, part medical guide, and part call to action, this book is a life-saving conversation African women have been denied for far too long. Written with surgical precision and deep moral courage, this book will change how you understand cancer, how you understand women’s bodies, and how you choose to listen to your own.
Escort-In-Chief: Through the Eyes of ...
The Exiles Blueprint by Beatrice Kahu...
The Exile’s Blueprint: Navigating Foreign Lands Without Burning Convictions by Beatrice Kahuthia is a faith-centered guide for believers living in unfamiliar, challenging, or spiritually complex environments.
Using the powerful metaphor of exile, the book explores how individuals can remain rooted in their faith while adapting to new cultures, systems, and seasons of life. It offers biblical insight, practical wisdom, and spiritual encouragement for those who feel displaced—whether geographically, professionally, or spiritually.
Through reflection and scriptural principles, the author equips readers with a “blueprint” for resilience, identity, and unwavering conviction—showing how to thrive in foreign lands without compromising core beliefs.
Attention By Design: Mastering The Di...
Attention by Design is a powerful framework for reclaiming your most valuable resource—your focus—in a world designed to fragment it. Drawing from personal rediscovery and psychological insight, Kenyan author Kevin Sila explores how "digital patterns" like dopamine drips and surveillance culture quietly shape our minds and erode our presence.
Moving beyond the "quiet restlessness" of constant connectivity, this book offers a practical "middle path" to mastering your digital ecosystem. You will learn to move from a "scattered mind" to "designed coherence," turning technology into your servant instead of your master. It is an essential manual for anyone seeking to rediscover the "joy of the unshared moment" and build a sustainable home for the mind in a fragmented world.
ENGRAVED-God’s Name, God’s Glory, God...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
When Scripture stops being studied — and starts speaking.
Birthed from a quiet morning devotion and a burning curiosity stirred by Isaiah 47–49, ENGRAVED unfolds as a breathtaking encounter with the Living God — the God who speaks through silence, refines through fire, and remembers through covenant love.
From Babylon’s ruins to the very palms of God’s hands, this book traces the dramatic arc of divine revelation: His jealousy for His glory, His unwavering justice, His tenderness toward the engraved. It invites readers to explore the mystery of God’s self-revelation — not as distant theology, but as living truth that reshapes how we see pain, waiting, purpose, and worship.
Blending scriptural study, devotional warmth, and timeless insight from voices old and new, ENGRAVED is more than a reflection — it is a journey. A call to rediscover the Holy One who will not share His glory, yet shares His heart with those who seek Him.
Whether you are a student of Scripture, a weary pilgrim, or simply hungry to know God beyond words, this book will draw you into a deeper, transforming awareness of His ways.
You will not read Isaiah the same way again.
You will not see yourself the same way again.
You are engraved — on His hands, in His purpose, within His glory.
When Evil Boasts and, Goodness waits ...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
In this deep reflection on Psalm 52, Winstone Sharrad invites readers into a journey through betrayal, endurance, and faith. Drawing from scripture, theology, and lived experience, he reveals the divine rhythm of trust: when the proud rise, the faithful root deeper.
When Evil Boasts and Goodness Waits is a devotional for every season of waiting — reminding us that God’s justice is not delayed, only preparing to be revealed— it waits, it trusts, & it wins.
This is My Body?-Untangling the Myste...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
What did Jesus really mean when He said, “This is My body”?
For centuries, Christians have gathered around bread and wine — but they have disagreed on what actually happens at the Lord’s Table. Is it just a symbol? Is it the literal body of Christ? Or something more mysterious?
In This Is My Body?, Winstone takes readers on a gripping journey through Scripture, church history, and modern practice to recover the beauty, truth, and transforming power of Holy Communion.
With warmth, clarity, and deep reverence, this book untangles centuries of debate and invites readers to encounter the crucified and risen Christ — not in ritual repetition, but in living remembrance and life-changing faith.
Whether you are Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, Pentecostal, Evangelical or just spiritually curious, this book will deepen your awe, sharpen your understanding, and renew your hunger for the Bread of Life.
From Lips to Life- The Moral Ecology ...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
Words are never neutral. They build or break, heal or harm, reveal or conceal. In From Lips to Life: The Moral Ecology of Proverbs 15, Winstone Sharrad invites readers into a deep yet devotional exploration of one of Scripture’s most penetrating wisdom chapters — a passage that exposes how speech, emotion, conduct, and reverence intertwine to form the moral ecosystem of life.
Drawing from Hebrew word studies, theological reflection, and timeless insights from Church Fathers such as Augustine, Gregory the Great, and Chrysostom, this book reveals Proverbs 15 as more than ancient advice — it is a living mirror reflecting the state of the human heart. Through carefully woven commentary, exegesis, and reflective cues, Winstone unpacks how gentle words disarm anger, how divine oversight steadies conscience, and how humility becomes the gateway to honour.
Written with both scholarly precision and pastoral warmth, From Lips to Life bridges the worlds of theology and devotion, ancient wisdom and modern relevance. Each section guides the reader into self-examination, conversation, and spiritual growth — perfect for personal study, small groups, or anyone seeking to live wisely in a noisy world.
At its heart lies a profound invitation:
to speak with grace, listen with humility, and live in alignment with the divine order that sustains all creation
WHITE LINEN, BLACK STAINS- Finding Go...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
We live in a stained world. Corruption, compromise, and hidden fractures run through families, nations, and even the hearts of those who long for purity. White Linen, Black Stains is a piercing exploration of the tension between human weakness and divine covering.
Drawing from the timeless imagery of Scripture, this book unpacks how God’s people are called to walk in white garments even as life’s stains threaten to overwhelm. With unflinching honesty and remarkable hope, it examines the cost of compromise, the weight of leadership failures, and the unrelenting grace that still weaves redemption into our stories.
This is not a book of easy answers—it is a call to courage, integrity, and surrender in an age where shadows grow darker and the need for God’s light is greater than ever.
Whether you are a leader navigating public responsibility, a believer wrestling with hidden struggles, or a seeker searching for truth, White Linen, Black Stains will open your eyes to both the danger of unchecked stains and the power of God’s covering.
A prophetic, timely, and deeply human work—this book dares to say what many only whisper and invites you to step into the radiant garments only God can give.
Still, I will Hope- Facing Faith in t...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
When the Bottom Falls Out, What Does Faith Look Like?
Grief. Silence. Injustice. Delay. Exile. We’ve all felt the sting of living in a world that doesn’t make sense. But what if lament isn’t a detour from faith—but the very road that leads us deeper into it?
In this deeply honest and theologically rich work, Still I Will Hope takes readers on a journey through some of Scripture’s darkest moments—and most defiant declarations of trust. From Jeremiah’s tears in Lamentations to Job’s ash heap, from Habakkuk’s trembling praise to Paul’s prison-born endurance, each chapter reveals that biblical lament is not weakness—it is worship in its rawest form.
Drawing on timeless truths and modern-day stories, this book is for those who have run out of words but still whisper prayers. For those who trust God in theory but struggle in the silence. For those who love the Bible yet long for a faith that can stand when the lights go out.
Whether you’re walking through personal loss, national trauma, spiritual exile, or the ache of waiting, Still I Will Hope will help you:
• Rediscover the beauty of lament as a sacred language
• Find strength not in escape, but in endurance
• Anchor your soul in the God who remains faithful—even when nothing else is
• Learn how to wait, weep, and worship in the tension between pain and promise
This is not a book of easy answers. It’s a companion for hard seasons. A theological lifeline. A voice that won’t flinch at your tears. And a call to keep walking—even through the fire—with a hope that holds.
Because God is still good.
And even here—still, you can hope.