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Between Two Shadows by Leodickens B. ...
How do you hold onto love without losing yourself?
Between Two Shadows is a quiet rebellion disguised as a story — the kind that slips into the room uninvited, like a memory you didn't ask for but needed to face.
Set between the fading values of yesterday and the loud freedoms of today, it follows men and women trying to love in a world where love has become both weapon and refuge.
Marriages crack under modern independence. Dreams buckle under poverty and pride. Young hearts are pulled between passion and responsibility.
This is a novel that doesn't shout. It watches. Every character is a mirror — reflecting who we are, and exposing what we fear becoming.
A story of the choices we celebrate, the ones we regret, and the ones we make simply because no one taught us better.
A story of the choices we celebrate, the ones we regret, and the ones we make simply because no one taught us better.
I KNOW A MAN, I KNOW A WOMAN by Kinya...
I Know a Man, I Know a Woman: Whispers of Pain and Survival
In a world where silence often shields suffering, this powerful collection gives voice to men and women affected by violence, shame, and emotional trauma. Through raw, heartfelt narratives, I Know a Man, I Know a Woman breaks the silence, offering testimony, resilience, and truth. A mirror for those who've been hurt and a call to empathy for those who dare to listen.
Heir of Nubia by Elias Kaboro
The Phantom Protocol Novel
What if the fate of nations rested on a forgotten secret?
When a covert operation in Eastern Europe goes horribly wrong, elite intelligence officer Damien Kade is disavowed and left for dead. But buried beneath the betrayal is something far more dangerous — The Phantom Protocol, a classified project so powerful, it could collapse governments, erase identities, and reset the global order.
Hunted by rogue agents, corporate mercenaries, and international assassins, Kade must uncover the truth behind the protocol before it falls into the wrong hands. But in a world where loyalty is a myth and truth is weaponized, the line between hero and villain is paper-thin.
This gripping high-octane thriller races across continents — from the icy streets of Prague to the war rooms of Nairobi — blending espionage, cyber warfare, and raw survival.
> The Phantom Protocol is not just a story.
It’s a warning.
Just Friends? by Hellen Kathure
Friendships are all around us, but the older we get, the more we struggle with them. Friendships are the only longevity pill that has been proven to work and this book will be your ultimate guide to hack them. This book shows how all relationships depend on a foundation of friendship for success, therefore being a good friend also improves all areas of your life.
Kalanak Academy by Edwin Kairu
Uriak is a normal boy, attending a normal Kenyan high school, with the normal distractions and anxieties every teenager faces. Until, that is, his father drops him off at the Kalanak Academy, a remote school in the mountains north of Nairobi. Uriak is furious and resentful, given no explanation for the abrupt uprooting of his life. Things take a serious turn when Uriak is bitten by the school's principal, and he experiences some terrifying results.
Uriak now finds himself with an incredible gift. But with that gift come consequences. When his people, the Iru tribe, are threatened with annihilation, Uriak must step up and use his new gift to defeat a ruthless enemy. Kalanak Academy is a bold African fantasy that pulls the unsuspecting reader into a kaleidoscopic adventure. Interwoven with humour, suspense, secrets and enigmatic plot twists, this is a story that cannot fail to captivate the imagination.
Frankissstein – a Love Story
Frankissstein: A Love Story
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The Donovan Legacy Entranced (Nora Ro...
Playing the Odds (Nora Roberts)
The Donovan Legacy Entranced (Nora Ro...
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Family Album (River)
One Year of Ugly
Nemesis (Moonraker)
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