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BIG LITTLE FIGHTS by Jackson Biko
Within these pages, you'll find 20 intimate stories of real couples recounting their most (in)significant conflicts. The stories reveal how our past shapes us and expose our emotional baggage, they show how our upbringing influences our romantic choices and how we navigate conflict.
In exposing these connections, it offers a chance to see, and maybe laugh at, ourselves.
The Two Body Problem by Jacob Aliet
The Two Body Problem
What if everything you were told about love, sacrifice, and partnership was wrong?
In The Two-Body Problem, Jacob Aliet dismantles the silent script that has derailed countless men: give everything, expect loyalty, lose yourself. With clinical precision and emotional candor, he exposes how modern men are conditioned to trade ambition for affection, sovereignty for supportiveness—and how that trade often ends in betrayal, invisibility, or quiet collapse.
This is not a book about blaming women. It is a manual for remembering who you are. Drawing from evolutionary psychology, real-life case studies, and unapologetic red-pill truths, Aliet reframes masculinity not as toxic or outdated, but as purposeful, strategic, and non-negotiable.
You’ll journey through:
• The hidden epidemic of male emotional erasure
• Why “supporting her dream” may cost you your purpose
• How the digital age created a Simp Economy—and how to escape it
• The real stakes of the Two-Body Problem in dual-career relationships
• Frameworks for reclaiming masculine edge, emotional autonomy, and mission clarity
From boardrooms to bedrooms, from broken marriages to broken men, this book is a mirror, a map, and a manifesto. Whether you're newly in love, recovering from loss, or seeking to lead without losing yourself—The Two-Body Problem offers the language, the tools, and the fire to rise again.
You don’t have to abandon love. You just have to stop abandoning yourself.
No Tears for the Cherished: A Memoir
No Tears for the Cherished is the heart-wrenching story of Dr. Nyaboke Nduati’s small town childhood in Eastern Africa. Surrounded, and silenced, by devastating domestic abuse, family dysfunction and illness, witchcraft, patriarchal oppression, physical and sexual abuse, female circumcision, and the early deaths of both of her parents, she protected herself by going into survival mode; a state of numbness that was her shield against the realities of her troubled life. Through a deeply and vividly honest letter to her dead mother, Dr. Nyaboke Nduati explores the events of her life before and after becoming an AIDS orphan.
Her experiences of a childhood in distress, and a teenagehood of trying to put the pieces of her life back together, are all too relatable. She writes boldly, yet delicately, about the realities of an orphaned childhood, when no one comes to the rescue.
COWARDS DIE SMILING by Ongoma Sakwah
Nairobi's most powerful lawyer is found dead in Karura Forest, and DCI detective Ssereya is handed the case. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes: Nairobi has men who decide how investigations begin, how they end, and who the law should protect. They will do whatever it takes to ensure the truth stays buried and lies believable.
As she closes in, Ssereya becomes the one thing these men fear most: a stubborn investigator who refuses to be controlled. Soon, she is the most hunted woman in Nairobi. To survive, she must go rogue and stand against the very system built to shield the men she was employed to send to prison.
Ssereya has learned that in Nairobi, the brave live short, painful lives. Cowards survive long enough to tell the story. She must be brave and survive long enough to tell the story.
BOY CHILD by Franz Owano
This novel paints a vivid portrait of three men on the famished road that is self discovery.
Boi, a light hearted libertine finds himself fleeing from the memory of a man he barely knew. Battling apparitions of the past with seeming futility.
Ajenda, an ambitiously ruthless man possessed by a yearning to escape his poverty stricken past; makes concessions. Hankering for worldly wealth he runs the risk of damning his soul.Pitching him headlong into a hedonistic pursuit of the idyllic Kenyan dream.
Fred, enraptured by freedom and disdainful of romantic love questions the validity of society's philosophy of life. Demonstrating a mercantile spirit and indomitable will in the face of conformity's influence.
The trio's paths intertwine in an unlikely odyssey. One in which a central thought persists." Isn't the son nothing more than an extension of the father?"
VISIONS OF CHRYSALIS by Franz Owano
Set in the 22 nd century, mankind’s dependence on technology ushers in a bold new era of evolution. The
proliferation of Artificial Intelligence in due time, pits man against machine. Phasing out the middle class
and thus widening the gap between the affluent and destitute. Sparking the spectre of insurrection,
wars & the volcanic upheaval of revolt.
In a bid to resolve the ensuing mayhem, Artificial Intelligence offers a solution to the quandary. By the
adoption of Chrysalis; Kenyan society attempts a social experiment that will finally not only provide
equality but equity to all its citizens. Some however remain nostalgic for a past in which the status quo
reigned supreme.
From the spectacle of conflict to the intrigues of the Senate, from the struggles to exert influence in the
corridors of power to the betrayals that threaten to tear apart the alliances of convenience forged.
Visions of Chrysalis is an intimate portrayal of the quest to change the course of a nation’s history, and
the three men whose destinies inevitably clash in a ruthless duel of ambition.
MIKAYI by Verah Omwocha
In her memoir, Mikayi, Verah Omwocha interrogates what it means to be a mother, a wife, a professional, a friend, and a citizen in a society whose needs are constantly changing. How do these roles coalesce to make a person? What makes a person a person? And what if that person is a woman? She asks questions, she seeks grace. She tells it as it is; raw, authentic, and thought-provoking.
She explores themes such as: motherhood, marriage, work-life balance, pursuing higher education, parenting, family life, womanhood, among others.
As one reader, Florence Nthamba, comments, “Verah gives the world a gift through her rawness, candidness and love for life. This is beautifully written.”
From Millennials To Gen-Z: Leadership...
"From Millennials to Gen-Z: Leadership Insights for Africa” is a comprehensive exploration of generational dynamics shaping leadership in Africa today. Drawing from his extensive research and professional experience, Dr Mburu examines the unique characteristics, values and aspirations of both Millennials and Gen Z. This book provides practical strategies and frameworks for leaders to innovatively respond to the evolving needs of a new generation and engage them effectively. From parents, young and experienced employees, church leaders, community influencers and leaders at national level, this book is relevant and highly recommended.
THE ENLIGHTENED SPECIES: Traversing t...
THE ENLIGHTENED SPECIES is a book exploring the inter-dynamics that affect dating as an integral part of the human mating game. It delves into human behavioral patterns exhibited by the two genders right from the first stage of seduction. This brings to the limelight the conduct and rebuttal of every seduction attitude/action.
The woman is irrefutably the initiator of the first steps of seduction as seen in Briffault's Law. It is the woman who picks the desired male by considering some attributes in him. She then puts herself in a position where he can easily reach her—she is the advertiser in the seduction game while the man is a marketer.
He initiates the seduction game by pitching. Herein is a thorough analysis dissecting the cores of family genesis. Without seduction and mating, the family would be deemed obsolete and the human race would become extinct.
GUERRILLA QUEEN: Arikana Book 2
After being ousted as Queen of Shani, Mnyazi seeks refuge south. She ends up as a slave in a soul-breaking Iron Mine. Stripped of her Crown, her Identity and her Name, she must dig deep and revive her spirit to fight, once more, as the Guerrilla Queen!
In The East of Arikana, Thrones are changing hands;
some through betrayals, others by blood...
As the Welsh mark their new territories, Evil shows
it’s face, Now more potent than ever.
Few will stand in its way as war drums beat louder!
Nyokabi and Konyeki: An Interweaving ...
No Saints by Sandra Nekh
Set in a political, often dogmatic and highly polarised Nairobi, a city teeming with the ungainly, this account tells a version of the truth. The story involves a cult, a powerful gang set to institute a new world order, an unscrupulous political class, a twisted policing force, and two unlikely souls, tangled in tragedy.
St. Clair, a high-class courtesan and long-forgotten legacy cult spawn, and Vincent, a failed prodigy working as a debt collector, are doomed to confront their pursuers in their desperate flight against the hounds of fate.
Their pursuit of truth and freedom-bordering on insanity-will lead them on a thrilling chase against time into the darkest corners of the city and the depths of the human soul.
The Political Canary Of Kenya by Akec...
Eng. Ochungo's "The Political Canary of Kenya" offers readers an electrifying journey through three decades of political tumult in Kenya, weaving personal experiences into a compelling narrative that sheds light on the intricate web of political dynamics in the country. Hailing from the Joluo community, Ochungo asserts that his community has disproportionately shouldered the impact of Kenya's political processes, earning them the moniker 'the canary of politics in Kenya.'
Eng.Ochungo takes us back to his first foray into the democratic process in 1992, vividly recounting the historic reintroduction of multiparty democracy in Kenya. His firsthand accounts of the election cycles, spanning six in total, provide readers with a ringside seat to the evolution of Kenyan politics. From the clear party divides between KANU and FORD-KENYA to the charismatic figures vying for the presidency, Ochungo's narrative is a rollercoaster of political intrigue.
The book delves into the complexities of ethnicity in Kenyan politics, a revelation that dawned on Eng . Ochungo after multiple election cycles. Drawing on the insights of Oyugi and applying Max Weber's discussions on class and status groups, Ochungo posits that Kenya's political landscape is inherently marked by political inequality. Class and status interests often clash, creating a challenging decision-making process for individuals, as vividly illustrated by the hypothetical scenario involving a successful Joluo businessman.
One of the highlights of the book is Ochungo's personal encounter with Jaramogi, the charismatic political figure known as 'Double O' in Africa. The author paints a vivid picture of the anticipation and excitement that surrounded Jaramogi's visit to their town during the presidential campaign. The detailed account of the encounter, accompanied by a compelling photograph, adds a human touch to the political narrative, making it relatable to readers.
As readers traverse the pages of "The Political Canary of Kenya," they can expect a no-holds-barred exploration of Kenyan politics, peppered with Eng Ochungo's insightful analysis and candid observations. The book promises to unravel the intricacies of political inequality, ethnic dynamics, and the challenges faced by voters in a country with a rich yet tumultuous political history.
Indeed,readers cannot afford to miss out on Eng.Ochungo's explosive account of Kenya's political landscape. "The Political Canary of Kenya" is not just a book; it's a captivating journey through the heart of Kenyan politics, offering readers a front-row seat to the drama, challenges, and triumphs that have defined the nation's democratic evolution. Grab your copy now and dive into the political whirlwind that is "The Political Canary of Kenya."
THE ROAD TO US by MABEL MBAKA
This candid and fearless memoir, The Road to Us, takes you inside the life of a young girl navigating a world that’s suddenly much larger—and scarier—than she thought. It’s a tale of determination, reinvention, and that quiet, stubborn hope that pushes you forward even when you can’t see the finish line.
Without sugarcoating the struggles, and with a voice that’s as sharp as it is real, this memoir shows that some detours are more about survival than success, but they all shape the person one becomes, as is the story of the author.
Waembu in Africa Fathers Of Agikuyu b...
Ophelia by Sandra Nekh
Explore the enigmatic world of 'Ophelia,' a dark and captivating psychological thriller by Kenyan author Sandra Nekh. Immerse yourself in a chilling experiment set in the shadows of Nairobi, where the boundaries of human ethics are tested. Sandra Nekh's 'Ophelia' masterfully weaves science, psychology, corporate conspiracy, and lust into a narrative that delves into the deepest recesses of the human mind. Uncover the mysteries of manipulation and the blurred lines between reality and hallucination in this gripping adult fiction novel.
THE FALL OF KINGS by Franz Owano
Ancient Egypt, 1353 BC
Amenhotep III is dead. An end to a long and definitive reign. His son Amenhotep IV, a privileged & self-absorbed prince ascends the vacant throne. Torn between honoring the precedents of the past and forging a novel path. All while wrestling to temper the ambitions of his beguiling yet sly Queen Consort; in a hostile conspiratory court. Will his radical political and religious reforms kindle progress or fan the flames of destruction?
A tale of terrible beauty in which two desperate and friendless boys, lurking in the fringes of nobility turn to each other to find the courage to aspire, dream and summon the most potent force of all: The Will to Power.
This prequel to The Heart of a Prince weaves a saga of bitter conflict, smoldering desires and undying love. Kings will fall and conversely rise in a passionate struggle for a revered land.
We Who Are Spat Out: Short stories by...
We Who Are Spat Out is a compelling collection of short stories that introduces Oyamo Richard as a confident and thoughtful new voice in Kenyan Fiction. Moving across diverse settings and moments, the stories explore the complexities of human relationships, inner conflict, and social encounters with precision and emotional depth.
With a keen command of narrative craft, Oyamo builds tension subtly, reveals character through carefully shaped scenes, and allows meaning to emerge with quiet power. His language is flexible and expressive, enriched by moments of code-switching and code-mixing that lend authenticity and vividly reflect contemporary Kenyan life.
These stories probe psychological turmoil, trauma, love, betrayal, and fragile bonds of family, while others turn their gaze toward institutions where power and authority shape human experience. Taken together, We Who Are Spat Out offers a textured portrait of society and self, marking an important contribution to the vibrant body of twenty-first century Kenyan writing.
Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs that Hea...
This book has demonstrated a practical way of preventing and controlling diseases through maximising on the free natural gifts to man - plants and vegetables. The writer based her ideas from wide research on the nutritious components of various types of foods. She also uses the scriptures to show us the plan of God as far as effective feeding is concerned. By reading this book, you have discovered what you could have learned by investing in 17 years of schooling.