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The General and I by Helen Pilale Nka...
This is the story of an imposing military man whose appointment to head the country's security apparatus made Kenyans feel relatively safe again after multiple terror attacks.
A disciplined patriot and a fitness-enthusiast, Nkaissery’s sudden death, on the eve of a General Election, sent shock waves worldwide. In the list of his unfinished work, was his wish to write his life story.
His widow, Helen, steps up courageously to bear witness and realize the General’s dream. She weaves this memoir in the context of a Maasai cultural world set against a fast-changing political landscape.
Saving the Last Simp Volume 1: Master...
The man who does the most in modern dating gets tossed aside like a hot piece of charcoal, while the one who’s doing so little or nothing appears to attract women like a magnet. The dating space is ruthless to an overcompensating man.
While women set rules for weak men, on the side, they break the same rules happily for the men they are genuinely attracted to. The book you are holding is here to redefine masculinity and deliver raw honesty to help men decode the modern dating landscape, build self-worth, foster meaningful connections, and lead with integrity.
The Bandit By Thirsty Kipsoiwet Chemnjor
With its gripping storyline and thought-provoking themes, "The Bandit" provides an engaging narrative that delves into the inner struggles of Ricky Chemnjor, an ambitious young man from Kerio Valley. Through his gripping tale, the novel prompts readers to contemplate the challenges and temptations that permeate the modern world, inviting them to introspect and reflect upon their own life choices.
POWER YOUR VISION: Overcome your Past...
• Do you feel stuck and unable to find direction for your life?
• Have you lost your zeal, passion, and drive?
• Do you have trouble identifying your gifts, abilities, and uniqueness?
• Do you wonder what God created you to do?
• Do you have challenges connecting with others in healthy relationships?
Power Your Vision reveals the internal and external journey one must take to heal from the past, rediscover their True Identity, and embrace every uniqueness deposited within them - in order to fulfill their Purpose.
That Kawaida Girl by Gladwell Pendo
That Kawaida Girl is the story of a young lady navigating the job market, securing employment, contending with a toxic work environment. After quitting her job, her life doesn't magically improve, but she learns to pick up the pieces and move on-navigating a complex love life, and appreciating friendships-despite the challenges. This book speaks to anyone who has experienced the trials of job hunting, hustling and dealing with the inevitable disappointments, all told in a hilariously relatable manner.
Becoming The Woman Of Your Dreams By ...
Birthday Breakup and Other Stories By...
Ø A young commercial sex worker keeps older men on a rota, each of whom unwittingly believes that he is the only one. Then her cover is blown.
Ø A young man is treated to an exciting 25th birthday before he is dumped in the evening. He has other ideas.
Ø A Kenyan in America cancels his wedding at the last minute in a dramatic fashion of sweet revenge.
Ø A lecherous university professor sleeps with his student crush. Then he makes an unsettling discovery.
Ø A broke college graduate bets Ksh 100,000 with a richer friend to take a TV star out on a date but jealousy gets in the way.
Ø A boss and a junior employee sneak their female colleague for a Valentine’s Day vacation but end up staying in the same hotel. Blackmail ensues, with disastrous consequences.
Prior to writing his best-selling novel, Sexorcised, Nyanchwani experimented with short stories, some of which were published in The East African. This collection is a compilation of his early writing full of potential, displaying his roaming and roving eyes at work. This anthology hints at the sardonic humour that would eventually characterize his writing.
Silas Nyanchwani is the author of several books, including Sexorcised, 50 Memos to Men, and Man About Town. When he is not writing "Memos to Men," he walks his dogs around Kitengela. He still claims to be Africa's tallest writer. He is a graduate of Columbia University and the University of Nairobi.
Deportee by Mary Gitagia
Kim’s pursuit of the American Dream does not go as he had planned. He is deported to Kenya in disgrace and returns home to a cruel mother, a hostile country and a hopeless life.
But nothing – and no one – is as they seem.
Clinging to an old family photograph, Kim reunites with his two friends to embark on an unexpected journey of discovery. Everything he knows about his family is unraveled – appearances are shattered, lies are exposed, secrets that lay buried for years are brought to light.
Is Kim ready to face the shocking truth of who he really is?
Rig Or Be Rigged? by Hon. Millie Odhi...
Escort-In-Chief: Through the Eyes of ...
Hop Skip and Jump by Scholar Akinyi
Hop Skip and Jump is a riveting tale that takes us through the lives of three adolescent neighbours caught up in the 2007/8 Post Elections Violence in Naivasha. The three accounts are a testament of how one major occurrence can be experienced differently. It is also a reminder that children, too, have a say when the history of a country is told.
Cocktail from the Savannah by Ciku Ki...
Story of Masikonde, a Maasai moran living large in the city, a ladies’ man who loves his wife, Sinta, yet can’t stay faithful. He falls in love, again, with an unlikely candidate, Terian.
Are his philanderer tendencies from cultural conditioning, or is he just an unfaithful man using culture as an excuse?
Watch Where You’re Going by Cha...
The Chronicles of a Village Surgeon b...
The Chronicles of a Village Surgeon is a masterfully written book, easy to read and spiced with humour. The book captures accounts of the clinical experiences of a dedicated surgeon working in the remote towns of Kenya.
Pulsating with passion and hear moving stories of patients experience to health challenges and health systems attempt to help, the book paints a picture of how things work and sometimes fail to work at the time patients are on the nick of need.
Literally, through the pages, the author shows us how the society looks through the lenses of a surgeon; from domestic and gender based violence to belief in curses and alternative medicine; from doing everything to save a patient's life to respecting a patient's autonomy even when it puts their life in danger. Besides, we get to see what it takes to become a surgeon and how it feels to offer medical care in resource-restrained settings of Kenya.
Strange as some of the stories shared here may sound, none of them is. The society we live in and serve is full of people whose experiences and perspectives may sound far-fetched but they are all here with us.
The book is a compilation of stories that cover Twenty Eight critical themes, useful for both common reader as well clinical practitioners seeking to learn and appreciate the dynamics of health care.
At the Center of the World In Ethiopi...
This is a non-fiction book set in contemporary Ethiopia describing major aspects of the humanitarian and development work in a huge and hugely important African country. Major global themes and issues play out in the cut and thrust of the day to day work of the narrator, a senior UN official leading a major operation in the country.
Guilty: A Novel by Joan Thatiah
Raised in a small village in Eastern Kenya, Judith is determined to escape her tumultuous childhood. At 29, the firstborn daughter of a retired cotton refinery worker in Mbeere joins the ranks of the Nairobi City office executives and imagines she has succeeded in her mission.
When she returns to the village for her mother's funeral and meets a mysterious stranger, she is completely taken by him. But Jeffari is a man on a mission. She is his mark, too trying to smash the glass ceiling to notice him leading her to the core of East Africa's largest terrorism network.