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It Started with “I Do” by Amaka Azie
Just two years after saying "I do," Iriah Ozah is ready to walk away from her marriage. Tired of feeling unseen and emotionally alone, she's quietly preparing for divorce, this time, without waiting for another apology that won't change anything. But when her best friend suggests a four-week couples' retreat on Bonny Island, Iriah reluctantly agrees to give it one last try.
Udoka Adindu never thought it would come to this. He knows he's made mistakes, but watching Iriah drift away feels like losing air.
After a disastrous family meeting brings their issues to a breaking point, he realises he has two choices: let go or fight for the woman he still loves. Choosing the latter, he takes time off work and agrees to attend the Rekindle Retreat, a final shot at saving their marriage.
On an island far from their daily lives, surrounded by other couples fighting their own battles, Iriah and Udoka are forced to confront uncomfortable truths about their marriage, their wounds, and themselves. But beneath the pain lies a deep love neither is ready to give up on.
Can four weeks be enough to rediscover what brought them together ... or is it already too late?
Project Management by Rehema Batti
Breaking the Chains of Fear by George...
Pixels and Presence: Parenting Journe...
Dr. Julius Rajula is a devoted Christian Scientist, a passionate advocate for intentional parenting, and a firm believer in the transformative power of Godly values in the lives of children. With a heart for nurturing young minds and guiding families through the often-complex terrain of modern parenting, Dr. Rajula brings both spiritual insight and practical wisdom to his work.
He is married to Sonia, his partner in faith and life, and together they are raising two incredible sons, Jotham and Jaylen. His experiences as a husband and father deeply inform his understanding of family dynamics, making his reflections both heartfelt and relatable.
Dr. Rajula is an active member of Crossroads Fellowship in Nyali, Mombasa. His writing reflects a holistic approach to parenting, rooted in scripture, guided by love, and informed by both science and experience.
In this book, he shares not only proven strategies and biblical principles but also his personal journey of raising children in a rapidly evolving digital age, encouraging parents everywhere to cultivate homes filled with grace, discipline, and purpose.
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.
The Theft of a Continent: Africa: The...
They came for the land with guns.
They came for the people with chains.
Now they come in suits—with loans, contracts, and smiles.
But the theft has never stopped.
Africa was never poor — it was made poor.
For centuries, empires, corporations, and dictators conspired to strip the continent bare — of its land, its minerals, and its people’s dignity.
From the forests of Kenya and the deserts of Algeria, to the mines of Congo and the oil fields of Nigeria, Africans fought with courage and sacrifice to break the chains of colonial rule. Yet even as flags were raised and anthems sung, another form of bondage took hold: debt, corruption, and foreign domination wearing the mask of freedom.
The Theft of a Continent – AFRICA is the story of both triumph and betrayal. It recounts the liberation struggles — the martyrs, the revolutionaries, the coups, and the Cold War intrigues. It also exposes the neocolonial theft that continues today, where contracts replace cannons and boardrooms replace battlefields.
This is not just history. It is a call to Africa’s youth — to finish the work begun by Nkrumah, Kenyatta, Cabral, Lumumba, Sankara, Mandela, and countless others.
Because until Africa controls its land, its resources, and its destiny, the theft is not over.
Written with rage, pride, and a deep love for the continent, The Theft of a Continent is a call to the new African generation: rise, reclaim, and refuse to be bought. Africa is not for sale. And the world will hear her voice.
LA RENTRÉE DE NED – Learn Frenc...
The School in the Market: How Localiz...
Rebel Ideas: The Power of Thinking Di...
Rebel Ideas examines the power of 'cognitive diversity' - the ability to think differently about the world around us.
It explains how to harness our unique perspectives, pool our collective intelligence and tackle the greatest challenges of our age - from climate change to terrorism. It draws on a dazzling range of case studies, including the catastrophic failings of the CIA before 9/11, a fatal communication breakdown on top of Mount Everest and a moving tale of deradicalisation in America's Deep South.
Rebel Ideas will strengthen any team or organisation, but has dozens of individual applications, too: from the art of reinvention to the remarkable benefits of personalised nutrition. It shows us how to become more creative, how to collaborate in a world becoming more interconnected, and how to break free of echo chambers that surround us all.
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.
Mythos Prayer by Joel M Kariuki
The Mythos Prayer is a focused, powerful prayer designed to realign your mind, spirit, and direction. It is written to help you release confusion, break limiting patterns, and step into clarity, discipline, and favor.
This is not a collection of many prayers. It is one structured prayer meant to center you, strengthen you, and position you for the life you have been seeking, in your relationships, finances, purpose, and peace.
If you are ready for alignment and decisive movement, this is the one prayer you need.
Rumblings Of a Lazy Writer by Sapho B...
The Sons Who Learned to Stand-A Tale ...
In the heart of Nairobi, where estates are loud with trends, jokes, and endless distractions, a group of boys begins to forget what it truly means to grow into strong and honourable young men.
Brayo and his friends spend their days laughing, copying whatever is popular, and avoiding responsibility — until one evening, a strange hyena appears.
The hyena laughs at them.
Not because they are young…
But because they are refusing to grow.
With the gentle guidance of Babu Linani, the boys are introduced to the forgotten ways of dignity, courage, self-control, and responsibility. Through simple challenges and deep self-discovery, they begin a journey that will change how they see themselves forever.
This is a powerful and timely tale for every boy growing up in the modern city — a story that calls sons back to strength, honour, and purpose.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand is a moving reminder that real masculinity is not in noise or cruelty, but in discipline, clarity, and the courage to do what is right.
The weight of Almost by Omulepu Makarani
- Synopsis — The Weight of Almost The Weight of Almost is an introspective and emotionally resonant exploration of identity, expectation, and the silent battles carried within the human heart. At its center is Akabake, a deeply reflective character whose life unfolds beneath the quiet pressure of perfectionism and the persistent feeling of being nearly—but never entirely—enough. Through Akabake’s journey, the narrative examines the subtle ways upbringing, societal standards, and environmental influences shape one’s sense of self. Haunted by the long shadow of unmet childhood dreams and the burden of always striving toward an undefined ideal, Akabake navigates a world that praises achievement yet often overlooks emotional truth. Each chapter reveals the weight of “almost”: almost understood, almost accepted, almost fulfilled. Blending philosophical reflection with intimate storytelling, the novel invites readers into a thoughtful meditation on regret, self-awareness, and the universal desire to belong. As Akabake confronts internal contradictions and long-held fears, the story becomes a mirror for readers who have wrestled with self-doubt, perfectionism, and the quiet loneliness of feeling out of place. Ultimately, The Weight of Almost is not merely a story of struggle, but of recognition and acceptance. It offers a gentle yet powerful reminder that individuality is not a flaw to be corrected but a truth to be embraced. With its reflective tone and character-driven depth, the book speaks to young adults and mature readers alike, resonating with anyone who has ever felt caught between who they are and who they believe they must become.