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Beyond Viral by Gichuki Jonia

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Kenya is breaking … After a wave of disappearances, abductions, and brutal crackdowns on young protesters, the country is learning a terrifying truth: some governments fear their youth more than their enemies. When Emily Kirui, an activist, dreamer, sister — is abducted and murdered, the official story arrives quickly: criminal networks, bad company, unfortunate circumstances. Her sister doesn’t believe a word of it … Angie Kirui is a lawyer with a military upbringing, a mind built for strategy, and grief sharp enough to split a life in half. When the justice system fails, she turns to something older and more dangerous: vengeance. One politician falls … Then another target emerges. But revenge has consequences. Inside Kenya’s intelligence system, Trevor Thiong’o is already drowning in the machinery of a government spiraling toward paranoia — foreign influence operations, covert surveillance, cyber manipulation, and a security state increasingly willing to turn its weapons inward. As the country edges toward unrest, Angie and Trevor are pulled into a collision course neither of them sees coming. Because some wounds don’t heal. They radicalize. And some nations don’t collapse all at once. They bleed. A razor-sharp political thriller about grief, power, corruption, and the terrifying cost of justice in a country at war with itself.

NOLUTHANDO by Lengwe Samuel

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We do not become who we want to be. We become what we never repaired. Some carry within them old silences, nameless wounds, absences that have learned to speak in their place, shaping the way they love without them knowing. Yet even the most marked hearts, can learn to love differently.

Undimmed: A Novel by Tatiana Whitup

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UNDIMMED is a full-length Women-Fiction novel that follows seven women — across Nairobi, Nakuru, Kisumu, Lagos, London, and Kampala — as they each confront the lives they have been living and the lives they were made to live. It is a story about depression and grief, about marriage and motherhood, about ambition and identity, about the particular cost of performing strength for so long that you forget what it feels like to simply exist.

Finding Zoe: A memoir by Jean Mwongela

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Finding Zoe, the debut memoir by Jean Mwongela, is a raw, honest account of what happens when life refuses to follow the script we have written for it. Jean had, like many of us, built a vision of what a complete life would look like: the right education, the right career, the right family. Then, in 2012, she and her husband welcomed a baby girl, Zoey Nzilani Mwongela, born premature. Zoey lived for 63 days.

The Last Letter Book By Rebecca Yarros

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Beckett, if you’re reading this, well, you know the last-letter drill. You made it. I didn’t. Get off the guilt

Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Const...

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Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Constitutional Law (Volume I) presents constitutional law as more than legal theory — it is portrayed as a living reality that touches ordinary citizens in moments of crisis, justice, governance, and the exercise of public power. Grounded in Kenyan jurisprudence, the book explores how constitutional principles shape real lives in police stations, hospitals, courtrooms, and communities across the country. Drawing from decades of legal practice and constitutional litigation, the author brings to life the human stories behind fundamental rights, administrative justice, judicial independence, and the rule of law. Through narrative legal storytelling and analysis of decided cases, the book demonstrates that constitutional law exists to protect dignity, accountability, and fairness in society. The work emphasizes that power must always justify itself and that constitutional protections remain meaningful only when citizens invoke them and courts enforce them. It is a thoughtful contribution for legal practitioners, students, policymakers, public officers, and readers interested in understanding the living spirit of constitutional governance in Kenya. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.

Seeking Sexual Freedom: African Rites...

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In Seeking Sexual Freedom, Sekyiamah takes readers across the African continent, from Senegal to Tanzania and beyond, where she meets and trains with gurus, “witches”, and aunties whose job it is to guide girls through puberty rites and later through “marital training.” She discusses practices like beading and pulling, while highlighting the spiritual and gender-fluid nature of African traditional religions. With the “interruption” of colonialism, Sekyiamah explores why we have lost our way, how western patriarchal norms led to our warped ideals of beauty and shame, internalized racism, as well as to state and interpersonal violence. Sankofa, she explains, can help rid us of these obstacles that stand in the way of our sexual liberation. Using practical advice and prompts, Sekyiamah concludes this adventure by giving us the tools we need to establish a more joyful and free sexual practice of our own.

Daughters of Jezebel: Love, Heartbrea...

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Some men collect watches. Some collect shoes. Me? I gathered heartbreaks like they were out of fashion. Jane gave me an unforgettable towel incident. Mwende taught me that love without money is just poetry, and poetry does not pay bills. Kamene attempted to transform me into a man, but my body remained locked in the Mwende era. Njeri? She did more than just crush my heart; she crushed my 55-inch TV, flooded my house, burnt my passport, and converted my academic papers into ashes. And that was only the beginning. From a campus love story to agribusiness in Kimana, from COVID-19 hospital scares to forty-eight hours spent as a father, this is the story of a guy who loved too much, trusted too easily, and learned everything the hard way. It's about the friends who saved me with laughter, the ladies who changed me through chaos, and the moment I realised that being a gentleman does not imply being a doormat. Daughters of Jezebel is for anybody who has ever loved, lost, and survived to tell the story. It is at times humorous, tragic, and unexpectedly smart. Warning: Contains scenes of emotional destruction, poor decision-making, and one tenacious mattress attempting to relocate to a better neighbourhood. Your heart will laugh. Your soul will nod. You will never look at a towel in the same way again.

 

The Maasai Girl who dared to Dream by...

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This is a story of courage carved from constraint, of identity tested by change, and of a girl who dared

The Tough Landlord and Others Stories...

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The book is a captivating anthology of fifteen short stories that transverse the complexities of today's world covering various themes, settings and styles. The stories are meant to provoke interest in readers and help them encounter in-depth literary experiences. This collection of short stories is therefore for readers who believe in the power of stories to illuminate, unsettle and connect.

WHY AM I POOR? BY ASAPH MBUGUA

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Why does poverty follow some people no matter how hard they work? Why does it seem inherited, repeated, and unavoidable? Why Am I Poor? explores poverty not as personal failure, but as a system shaped by culture, politics, belief, history, and power. It examines how false hope replaces action, how dependency is normalized, how religion and politics are weaponized, and how global structures quietly ensure that effort does not always lead to reward. This book does not offer comfort or shortcuts. It offers clarity. It reveals the patterns that keep individuals and societies trapped, and asks the reader to confront truths that are often ignored because they are inconvenient. Poverty survives where understanding is absent. Once understanding is gained, inaction is no longer innocent. Because if nothing changes, nothing changes.

If You Must hide – a Novel by A...

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Nadia is intimately familiar with pain. She has learned how to minimise it, manage it, explain it away-and keep moving forward. Loving others has always meant asking for little and giving much. But after a traumatic night lands her in the hospital with an injured ankle, the careful balance she's maintained begins to unravel. Forced into stillness, Nadia starts confronting questions she has avoided for years-about devotion, self-sacrifice, and the quiet ways love can become heavy. What follows is overwhelming. And tender. And strange. And deeply transformative. If You Must Hide is a slow-burn contemporary romance about love as a place-where being fully seen feels safer than disappearing, where healing is messy, and where being wanted can feel liberating rather than demanding. Set against a richly familiar modern Nigerian backdrop, it is a story about choosing softness without losing yourself.

Journey Through Her Twenties by Shang...

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Each year in your twenties changes you. For Joeni, an only child raised in sunlit Mombasa, her twenties unfold in waves — of pain, love, friendship, identity and healing. Living with Endometriosis while navigating family expectations, strained friendships, cultural pressure, heartbreak and rediscovery, Joeni learns that growing up is not a straight path—it is a tide. Some years pull her under. Some years carry her forward. From quiet resilience to bold love, from discipline to desire, from loneliness to belonging, Journey Through Her Twenties tells the intimate story of a woman becoming. Tender, culturally rooted and emotionally honest, this debut novel by Shangwe T. Khalwale explores womanhood along the Kenyan coast — where the sea remembers everything.

Musings of the village idiot: Reflect...

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Joe O. Oundo is a reflective writer, social observer, and memoirist whose work explores faith, work, family, civic responsibility, and the quiet lessons of ordinary life often by asking the questions polite society prefers to skip. Drawing from African communal traditions, personal experience, and years of public service, his writing blends moral clarity with humility and warmth. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Microbiology and has dedicated his professional career to Biomedical Research Institutions, serving as a Biomedical Research Scientist, Laboratory Director, and public health specialist. Additionally, he has held academic positions. In his writing, however, he steps away from titles and authority, choosing the posture of listening rather than pronouncing, and curiosity over certainty. Musings of the Village Idiot belongs to his wider body of reflective work examining what remains when titles are set aside and one returns, thoughtfully, to the village path. In Musings of the Village Idiot, Joe O. Oundo offers a series of reflective essays on life as it is lived, faith as it is questioned, and society as it quietly reveals itself. With humility, wit, and moral clarity, he writes about work and retirement, belief and doubt, parenting and power, grief and gratitude and the everyday truths we learn to look away from.

The Forward Reset: A 90 Day Guided Jo...

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The Forward Reset: A 90 Day Guided Journal. Reflect. Realign. Rise by Rose Chelangat

NOBLE WEALTH -ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONA...

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Wealth has always occupied a central place in human civilization. It shapes societies, influences moral choices, and determines how resources are distributed among individuals and nations. Yet wealth, in itself, is multifaceted; it is the values, intentions, and systems governing its creation and use that give it meaning. This book is an exploration of this distinction.

Torn Between by JB Omukangala

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A novel that blends African culture with romance.

Africa Behold The Messiah by Odhiambo...

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The book records literal fulfilment of the biblical prophesies on Africa and the Last days. Such as Isaiah 18, 19 Revelations 11 together with the highly controversial revelation of the third secret of Fatima as foretold by the Virgin Mary to Lucia in Africa.

The Art of Spending Money: Simple Cho...

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Most of us don’t know how to spend money. We chase things that impress others but leave us cold. Or