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MARRY MY HUSBAND
When successful businesswoman Adaeze discovers that her husband, Ifemi, the man she built from nothing, and Sandra, her best friend since high school, are plotting to have her killed for her fortune, she decides revenge served cold isn't enough. Rather than confront them or simply walk away, she fakes a terminal cancer diagnosis, engineers her own "death," and orchestrates a marriage between the two conspirators, all while secretly pulling every string from the shadows. What follows is a slow, calculated dismantling of everything Ifemi and Sandra believe they've won, a fortune that was never real, a love that was never true, and a reckoning neither of them sees coming until it's far too late. Marry My Husband is a dark, slow-burn psychological thriller about betrayal, power, and the cost of underestimating the woman you thought you controlled.
Enemy Of Progress by Thirsty Kipsoiwe...
Existing Beneath The Scars by EL Jay
Born and raised in the shadows of domestic violence, Lorraine learned early how to navigate a world built on volatility. When she finally leaves home for work, she carries the invisible, heavy armor of her childhood trauma,unknowingly searching for sanctuary in a world she doesn't fully trust.
Then she meets Ryan. To Lorraine, Ryan feels like "home." He is the anchor she has desperately craved, a promise of a different future. But when Ryan abruptly reveals he is moving on and that Lorraine is not part of his future plans, the fragile world she built shatters. The rejection slams the door on every ounce of hope she held for love, trust, and marriage, leaving her more guarded than ever before.
Just as Lorraine resolves to live entirely behind her fortress, Alejandro enters her life. Armed with a gentle love, unwavering affection, and a kindness she has never known, he offers the peace she always wanted but never thought she deserved. Faced with a safety that feels terrifyingly unfamiliar, Lorraine is paralyzed. Can a heart that has only known how to fight and survive finally learn how to heal, surrender, and love Existing Beneath the Scars?
Masculine Career Woman by Diana Muteshi
The Murky World of Dating by Diana Mu...
TOO MUCH THAT YOU IGNORED: Marriage s...
The greatest threat to your relationship isn’t the absence of love, but everything you chose to ignore? In Too Much That You Ignored, readers are taken on a powerful, unflinching journey from fantasy to reality, from dreamy beginnings to the deeper duties that love demands.
Through honest reflection and practical wisdom, this book exposes the silent truths that quietly erode marriages and relationships long before separation becomes visible.
Blending compassion with clarity, it challenges romantic illusions and offers a mature path forward, one rooted in emotional growth, personal responsibility, and legacy-cantered love.
Whether you’re in a relationship, preparing for commitment, or seeking healing after heartbreak, this book serves as both a mirror and a guide.
It is not a book of blame.
It is a book of awakening.
For lovers, couples, parents, and anyone ready to move from illusion to intentional love.
The cost of Betrayal by Abdikarim Ibr...
Here’s a brief synopsis of The Cost of Betrayal: Leadership, Integrity and the Future of Communities:
The book examines how betrayal—through dishonesty, self-interest, and broken promises—undermines leadership and weakens communities. It argues that even well-intentioned leadership systems can gradually decay when accountability is lost and ambition takes priority over integrity.
Rather than blaming individuals alone, the author explores deeper cultural issues such as silence, fear, and the acceptance of unethical behavior, which allow betrayal to become normalized. These patterns erode trust, discourage public participation, and create cycles of mistrust that persist over time.
Importantly, the book is not just critical—it offers a solution. It calls for a return to ethical leadership grounded in honesty, accountability, and service, urging both leaders and citizens to take shared responsibility in rebuilding trust and strengthening communities. 
Sit With It: Color, Draw & Feel ...
Sit With It: Colour, Draw & Feel is a mindfulness-informed colouring and reflection book designed to help you slow down and reconnect with yourself.
Rooted in principles of Focusing-Orientated Arts Therapy (FOAT) and gentle, creative practice, this book invites you to explore your inner world through simple acts of colouring, drawing, and noticing. You don’t need artistic skill or prior experience, only a willingness to pause and be present.
Through thoughtfully designed pages and soft, open prompts, you are guided to:
notice your thoughts, feelings, and body sensations
express yourself without pressure or perfection
move at your own pace
create space for reflection and self-compassion
Inspired by the rhythms, textures, and lived experiences within the Kenyan context, this book offers a culturally grounded approach to mindfulness and creative healing.
This is not about creating something beautiful.
It is about creating space.
Space to feel.
Space to breathe.
Space to gently return to yourself.
About the Author
Remina Nduta is a mindfulness-informed therapist and the founder of Sit With It Therapy. Her work centres on helping individuals slow down, connect with their inner experiences, and engage in self-exploration with curiosity and compassion.
How I Managed to Break from Masturbat...
How I Broke Free After 18 Years of Struggle
This is my personal journey of how I overcame a habit I first picked up in high school out of curiosity, never imagining it would become a long-term struggle that lasted 18 years.
Like many young people, it started quietly, without guidance or warning. Over time, it became something I found myself trapped in, even when I wanted to stop. I understand what it feels like to struggle in silence, to feel stuck in a cycle you don’t fully understand, and to lose control little by little.
In this book, I open up about my experience honestly—what kept me in the cycle, the mental battles I went through, and most importantly, the turning point that helped me finally take back control of my life.
I also share the practical steps and mindset shifts that helped me break free, rebuild discipline, and start living with more focus, confidence, and self-control.
This is not just theory—it is a real-life story combined with lessons that can help anyone who feels trapped in the same struggle. My hope is that it gives you direction, clarity, and the belief that change is possible, no matter how long you’ve struggled.
If you are ready to take back control of your life, this book will guide you step by step through that journey.
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FINALLY 22 by L.T Nyawira
- On her twenty-second birthday, Nala finds herself forced to celebrate with a charming group of strangers, where she meets Hunter—a charismatic and dominating man, who unleashes a ferocious encounter, urging her to explore her passions.
THE QUIET ROOMS HAVE TEETH
This is a story about survival.
Not the kind of survival that makes headlines or wins awards. The quiet kind. The everyday kind. The kind that happens in locked wards and therapy rooms and the space between medication doses.
The kind of survival that asks: Can I make it through one more day?
I wrote this book because I've been there. Not in the exact same circumstances as Sarah or Marcus, but in that space where the system designed to help you becomes the thing hurting you. Where your diagnosis is used as proof that you can't be trusted to tell the truth about your own life. Where love feels impossible because you've been taught you're too broken to deserve it.
This novel is fiction, but the truths within it are real.
Psychiatric patients ARE dismissed, disbelieved, and dehumanized every day.
Institutional abuse DOES happen, often hidden behind clinical language and closed doors.
Mental illness does NOT make someone unreliable, unlovable, or unworthy of dignity.
And being believed—truly, fully believed—CAN change everything.
Sarah and Marcus are fictional characters, but they represent thousands of real people who have been through the mental health system and emerged with stories no one wanted to hear. Stories of abuse disguised as treatment. Of punishment disguised as care. Of isolation disguised as safety.
But also stories of survival. Of finding connection in the darkest places. Of refusing to be silenced. Of fighting back against a system that tried to erase them.
This book is for them. For you, if you've lived this. For anyone who has been told they're too sick, too crazy, too broken to be believed.
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?