QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
Forbidden Colours
Detective Marcus, a 30-year-old black investigator, has always lived by the book until he breaks tradition by refusing the marriage his parents have arranged for him. His defiance sets off waves at home, but nothing prepared him for the storm waiting on the job. Called to a crime scenes, Marcus discovers a 26-year-old white man, Salazar Carter Dominguez, unconscious beside lifeless bodies. What begins as a straightforward case spirals into something far more complicated when Marcus finds himself drawn to the very man he should distrust. As their unlikely connection deepens into a forbidden romance, Marcus and Salazar are forced to confront not just the ghosts of the crime, but also the weight of family expectations, racial tensions and a society determined to keep them apart. Can their love survive the truth, and the cost of choosing each other against all odds?
Shades of Unseen Affection
Picture yourself in Kwanza Kitale town, where the air hums with the scent of red earth and the distant promise of rain. This is the world of Shades of Unseen Affection. It paints a picture of a story that is as raw, beautiful, centered on Aggy, a young woman whose life is upended by her love for Collo, a man whose charisma lights up every room but leaves shadows in her heart.
Aggy’s story feels like one we have all lived in some way, falling hard for someone who seems just out of reach. She is not a hero or a villain, just a girl navigating the messy terrain of adolescence and early adulthood in Kitale town where tradition and modernity collide. Her mother’s salon is a hub of gossip and community, her father’s absence a quiet ache and her friendships, like the one with Malia and Jane, are lifelines that fray under the weight of her obsession with Collo. He is magnetic, the kind of person everyone notices but Aggy’s devotion to him becomes a labyrinth of longing, where every step forward feels like a risk she cannot help but take.
My Journey as a Kingdom Wife To Be by...
My Journey as a Kingdom Wife To Be is a breathtaking, soul baring memoir of deliverance, healing, and divine transformation. In these pages, Muthoni Ngugi invites you into the sacred chambers of her becoming, where battles are fought in silence, beauty is refined by fire, and God Himself becomes the Author of her destiny.
From childhood wounds to spiritual warfare, from the search for love to the discovery of covenant, Muthoni chronicles the unfiltered truth of a life rebuilt by grace. Her story unfolds through intimate encounters with the Holy Spirit, the breaking of generational chains, the renewing power of inner healing, and a love story written in Heaven’s ink.
As she journeys from broken identity to divine purpose, from loneliness to holy desire, her heart becomes a living altar. Here, deliverance is not a moment, it is a metamorphosis. Love is not an escape, it is a mirror. And waiting is not punishment, it is preparation.
This book is more than a testimony; it is a roadmap for anyone, woman or man, married or single, longing for wholeness, purity, and God aligned love. It reminds you that you are never behind; you are being built. That the silence of God is not His absence; it is His sanctifying presence. And that the journey into covenant, whether with God, with yourself, or with another, begins long before the relationship; it begins with surrender.
Muthoni’s story will stir your spirit, awaken your identity, and draw you into the arms of the One who heals, restores, and writes the most beautiful destinies.
Because this is not just her journey.
It is yours.
It is every person’s silent battle, whispered prayer, and sacred becoming.
It is where pain met purpose, and where God rewrites your name.
ECHOES OF MY PIECES by Loise Boro
What would you do if you found yourself in a place that serves the kind of life you have always opposed? Amanda is an American lady based in Miami. She is a workaholic running a very successful company. She is burning out, so her employees convince her to take a trip to Egypt to see the pyramids. Inside one pyramid, she goes down a restricted stairway, trips and falls unconscious. She wakes up in another place, in another person’s body. Unfortunately for her, both the new place and the new body she is in now, represent all things she hates and has worked all her life not to have. What will happen to her? Will she be able to cope? Will she get her life back? Will she love her new life? Most importantly, what is this strange place?
The Algorithm of Us by William Otakwa
The Algorithm of Us is a breathtaking romantic thriller that fuses the precision of technology with the chaos of human emotion. It unfolds in a world where data predicts everything except the human heart. Set against a backdrop of innovation, secrecy, and passion, the story follows two brilliant minds who discover that the same algorithm meant to calculate compatibility may also rewrite the very essence of what it means to love.
At its core, The Algorithm of Us is a love story born in the circuitry of ambition. When logic meets longing, the results are as unpredictable as they are dangerous. The novel captures that fragile space between understanding and instinct, between control and surrender. Through the eyes of its unforgettable characters, readers are drawn into a world of beautiful contradictions where every decision feels like code and every heartbeat carries the risk of discovery.
What makes this book irresistible is how it transforms familiar ideas of love and technology into something entirely new. The story is not about machines replacing emotion but about how innovation exposes our deepest needs. As the protagonists navigate power, vulnerability, and the seductive pulse of creation, they begin to realize that the algorithm they built is learning faster than they are. Every interaction, every secret message, every line of code reveals another layer of their souls, and another piece of a mystery that could unravel everything they hold dear.
MBEGU by Atukunda Rachael Mutabingwa
The completion of the ADVERA saga by Atukunda Rachael Mutabingwa
Zippy Mbegu, the First Daughter and High Priestess of Adavera Island’s secretive religion, The Potency, is expected to follow her father, the president, on a path to monumental spiritual power. As she and several other key characters approach this major rite of passage, they are each forced into a deep, introspective conflict. Told through multiple perspectives, the novel follows their intertwining journeys as they individually confront the oppressive traditions that govern Adavera. Mbegu is a complex exploration of religious indoctrination and the profound struggle for personal identity, as the characters must figure out what they truly believe versus what they are supposed to believe.
ADAVERA by Atukunda Rachael Mutabingwa
Set on the mysterious and vigilant Island of Adavera, this work of speculative fiction begins when the death of a stranger forces the three Nvaleroah sisters into the isolated life of Preston Pakello. Their fates become inextricably linked over thirteen years, setting each character on a deep, introspective journey. As the narrative unfolds through multiple perspectives, the story delves into complex themes of mental health, inherited emotional trauma, and the universal quest for love and identity amidst a culture rich with history and superstition. Adavera is a compelling exploration of personal resilience overseen by an island that seems to keep a careful watch.
The Silent Threat by Ed Agasa
Some rules are meant to be broken. Others are cages we don’t see until it’s too late.
The most sacred rule in therapy is the transference trap: the patient’s feelings are not real. They are echoes. Ghosts of old wounds. To mistake them for truth is a failure. To encourage them is malpractice.
This is not the story of a therapist who broke the rules.
This is the story of one who discovered that the rules were an illusion—a fragile shield against a truth too terrifying to face: that the room meant to be a sanctuary can become a cage. That the most dangerous person in the world does not carry a weapon. They carry insight.
The man who called himself Kyle Summers did not want to be fixed.
He did not want to be healed.
He wanted to play.
And he understood, with chilling clarity, that the most satisfying game is not played on a board, but in the mind. That the ultimate prize is not a king, but a self.
The most terrifying monsters do not hide in shadows. They sit across from you in a well-lit room. They speak softly. They listen carefully. They do not break the rules of civilized engagement—they turn them into weapons. Their violence is not of the body, but of the soul: a slow, meticulous unraveling of a person from the inside out.
This novel began with a question that still haunts me:
What happens when a healer of minds meets a master of manipulation?
When the therapist becomes the patient?
When the one place designed for safety becomes the most dangerous room in the world?
The Silent Threat is a descent into that darkness.
May it unsettle you. May it move you.
And may it remind you that some threats don’t make a sound, until it’s far too late.
--- Ed. Agasa
Nothing Comes Close Paperback
Shortlisted for "Best Books of 2012" by Africa Book Club!
Lola's life reads like a success story: a thriving career in London, a close-knit circle of friends, and the kind of beauty that turns heads. But beneath the polished surface lurks a yearning she can't quite name – until she meets Wole.
Their connection is instant, electric, and consuming. In Wole, Lola finds everything she never knew she craved: passion, adventure, and the intoxicating thrill of falling hard and fast. He's mysterious, magnetic, and seems too good to be true.
Because he is.
When Wole's carefully buried past erupts into their present, Lola discovers that loving him comes with a price she never expected to pay. As murder investigations, an arrest, and family secrets threaten to tear them apart, Lola must decide: is their love worth the cost of his truth?
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Bound By Fate By Stella Mbithe
Bound by Fate is a heart wrenching story of a Kenyan woman who falls for a charming foreigner only to discover that love across borders comes with its own kind of heartbreak. Through passion, betrayal, and the ache of distance, this is a story of finding yourself when the love you thought would save you almost breaks you. For every woman who gave her all to love and had to start again, this one is for you.
Three ways to kill a love
UNBROKEN by Steve Biko Omondi
UNBROKEN is a gripping and emotionally charged novel that follows Sheila Akinyi, a courageous Kenyan woman whose journey from silence to defiance mirrors the struggles of many across a fractured nation. Set against the backdrop of toxic politics, societal pressure, and gender-based injustice, UNBROKEN is a story of survival, transformation, and the unyielding spirit of a woman who refuses to bow, bend, or break.
The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device
- The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition.
The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device
The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition.
Having endured its cruelty firsthand, they now fight to dismantle the very structure that oppressed them, their battle fueled not just by ideology, but by personal scars etched deep in their souls.
In the wake of political upheaval, the people demand their rule, pressuring them to govern indefinitely. But in a defiant stand for democracy, they refuse—choosing instead to serve as interim leaders until the nation determines its own fate through elections.
Their enemies lurk in the shadows, remnants of the fallen regime desperate to reclaim power. As they navigate the treacherous waters of governance, they must balance their revolutionary instincts with the delicate art of leadership—knowing that the Hooded Ledger, an impartial force of justice, watches their every move.
Amidst chaos and transformation, love flickers between battle lines— a bond forged in struggle, tested by duty, and weighed against the impossible stakes of their mission.
In the end, the question remains: Can they build a world better than the one they tore down, or will they become the very thing they swore to destroy?
The Final Weigh In is a gripping, emotional journey—a story where survival is not the ultimate victory, but the chance to rewrite the future itself.
The Marriage Puzzle by Isaac Kamau
Marriage is a unique journey where many enter without adequate preparation. This often leads to separation and divorce whose impact is breath-taking. This book offers the tools to build Godly families by building mental and spiritual resilience necessary in the 21st century. Marriage seems like a gigantic puzzle but this book demystifies this complexity with simplicity.
Midnight Betrayal by Kimani K
When I introduced Ivy- my girl friend- to my brother, I had high hopes he would’ve cut a business deal. What I didn’t know was that, that introduction would later work against me. It ended up being my worst nightmare and setting my relationship with Ivy into a spin. Stunned by the turn of events, I embarked on a truth finding mission. I was at pains to find out what could’ve led Ivy to behave the way she did on that night. I didn’t even know what her thoughts about our relationship were. But even as I was dying to know the truth, I shuddered at one thing :The thought of her telling me how lesser man I was. I had the same feelings after I witnessed a renowned businessman make her happier than I had managed in the three years we had been together.
Threads of Fate by Samuel Simiyu
Threads of Fate is a gripping emotional drama that follows the intertwined lives of Zahra, a resilient young woman from Mombasa, and Dr. Marvin, a compassionate yet conflicted medic drawn into her world of quiet suffering. After her family plunges into hardship, Zahra is pulled into a complex entanglement with Jonathan, a wealthy benefactor whose generosity masks control and manipulation. As Zahra grapples with betrayal and lost innocence, Marvin becomes both a witness and a balm to her wounds, forcing him to confront his own sense of purpose and morality. Together, they navigate a storm of secrets, sacrifice, and redemption in a society where women's voices are often hushed, but their strength roars beneath the silence.
Eve’s Fruit: Peeled and Shared....
When God created Adam, He gave him a helper, Eve, in whom Adam would find all the
good and bad, as it turned out to be. But the good was supposed to surpass and mask the bad ones since they were to live together and procreate mankind. And for Adam not to see the bad side of Eve, if there was any, God created Eve and gave her a good structure, contour lines, unmatched beauty, and figure. Look at that shape of a woman,
those lovely faces, breasts, belly “bootylicious backline” good and shapely hips that drive men crazy, those rounded legs, soft skin and to crown it all, A PLACE WHERE THE MAN IMERSES HIS MANHOOD AND FORGETS EVERYTHING ELSE IN THIS WORLD.
She possesses extraordinary bodily powers and enhancements, which she skillfully uses to seduce men, persuading them to act in her favor. They are endowed with so much flesh that therein lies an incredible pleasure of the body and mind, that when a man is in there, nothing else matters to him. Whatever was in Eve; the way she appeared and behaved, and what she did, is manifested in what our women do today, to us men. Adam still loved Eve, despite her entangling his relationship with God, and as is the case now, we are obliged to continue that closeness and love, as Adam
originally did, by loving, caring, and satisfying them sexually. The short, rounded, big buttocked women, the sweeter they are sexually and the more fuckable they are and look- In Kisii language they call it oboteteko, in Kikuyu Language –Niorekana, in Kalenjin language Kumoksei and in Luhya Language -Okhukhundwa. They are generally regarded as instantly attractive to the eye of a man and more so if she has a dark complexion with the added advantage of white eyes, as they say in the Kisii language, “amaiso emori engare” meaning eyes like those of a young calf(white): probably a week old or so. These short stout and dark ladies have cut a niche for themselves among menrounded legs, plump and always looking sexy and
also looking for sex. That way they walk like they are looking for it. I understand they give men a run for their money in bed because they are stocky and more compact in the vagina.