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111 POEMS: One Voice by KELVIN LILLAN...
Some books are written. This one was lived. 111 Poems is a raw, emotionally charged collection born over a decade in the shadow of the Ngong Hills, a place that became home, witness, and muse. Spanning faith and doubt, love and loss, the resilience carved out of struggle, and the quiet beauty of the natural world, these 111 poems trace the full arc of a human life.
The final poem, a tribute to Ngong itself, closes the collection the way all honest journeys end, by honouring the ground that held you.
For every reader who has ever found poetry in a place, a season, or a silence, this collection is yours.
Saving the Last Simp Volume 4: A Deep...
Something about romance does not always add up at first. Words say one thing, but behaviour, timing, and emotional shifts often tell a different story. That gap is where most men get lost, trying to make sense of what feels inconsistent on the surface.
This book steps into that space through the lens of women’s psychology. It examines how romantic expression is shaped by emotion and inner experience, and how it manifests in actions, presence, distance, and the subtle details that convey meaning beneath the surface.
No Third Way: The Only Solution is Re...
No Third Way exposes why Kenya cannot feed, clothe, or house its own people—by design. The system was built to make you poor, replacing public goods with private capture and a local broker class. There is no "third way"—only removal, sector by sector, from mitumba to transport, restoring Kenyans as citizens, not customers.
No Third Way: The Removal Version argues that Kenya's crises in food, clothing, housing, transport, healthcare, and education are not accidents of poor leadership or corruption alone, but the result of a deeper system: the Corruption Industrial Complex. Through privatisation, trade liberalisation, public-private partnerships, and elite brokerage, a functioning public economy was systematically dismantled and replaced by private capture. Kenyans were made customers and products instead of productive citizens—unable to afford basics not by scarcity, but by design.
Traces of Vengences: A Play of Justic...
BOOK SUMMARY
In a society built on inequality, Gurina dares to challenge a system that thrives on silence. As he exposes corruption and injustice, he becomes a target, betrayed, condemned, and denied the chance to defend himself.
But even as he is silenced, his words ignite a movement. What begins as a fight for justice quickly spirals into chaos, forcing a reckoning between truth and vengeance and the true cost of freedom.
CHINDERA THE ABADONED SON by Caroline...
Book summary
Chindera grows up in a family that offers him shelter but denies him dignity. Raised by Mr. Kabinga, his secret biological father, he lives as both family and servant, enduring silent suffering out of gratitude. As he comes of age, love briefly offers him hope, first with Kira and later with Samina. But betrayal runs deep within the Kabinga family.
Consumed by jealousy, Kunte destroys Chindera’s chance at happiness, forcing Samina into a loveless marriage that ends in tragedy. When Samina is killed, Chindera becomes the perfect scapegoat in a chain of lies, manipulation, and buried secrets. Abandoned by the very people he trusted, he is condemned for a crime he did not commit, his loyalty repaid with ultimate betrayal.
Becoming What You Could Be by Hillary...
📘 Becoming What You Could Be by Hillary Thomas Wandera
A powerful and practical guide to personal growth, leadership, purpose, and overcoming fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs. Rooted in African wisdom and real-life experiences, this book helps readers unlock their potential, build meaningful lives, and become the best version of themselves.
Available now at Nuria Stores.
Unmasked: Essays on African Ecologica...
For a century, conservation science dismissed Africa’s indigenous ecological knowledge as folklore and paid a measurable ecological price for doing so. Unasked makes the reckoning impossible to avoid. Across eleven wide-ranging essays, Mshenga Mwacharo moves from the sacred groves of Limpopo to the coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean, building an urgent case that Africa’s richest conservation knowledge was never irrelevant. It was simply never sought.
What We Keep, What We Become
What We Keep, What We Become, is an immersive collection of poems that heavily lean on emotions; as good poetry should. The collection is clustered into four chapters arranged in gradual and chronological order in terms of their intensity.The poems explore the themes of identity, becoming, loss, heartbreak, memory, musing and introspections, and definitely also camps on themes of love and beauty.
The Office Sin and Other Stories
In the high-stakes world of fluorescent lights and closed-door meetings, The Office Sin and Other Stories lays bare the secrets, schemes, and seductions of the modern workplace.
From whispered romances in supply closets to ruthless betrayals over corner-office power plays, this anthology follows the dangerous games people play to climb the ladder. Watch a junior assistant weaponize a CEO’s affair, a star manager trade loyalty for leverage, and two rivals discover that ambition burns hotter than attraction—until it consumes them both.
Each story peels back the corporate mask to reveal jealousy, deception, and the quiet sacrifices made for a title. Who rises, who falls, and who pays the price for another’s sin?
Perfect for fans of dark office satire and psychological drama, this collection proves that the most cutthroat politics happen not in parliament—but right next to the water cooler.
THE BUTTERFLY BAKER: Resilience, Reci...
The Butterfly Baker is the "Special Report" on my survival. It’s the story of a journalist who treated her inflammation like a breaking news investigation and a consultant who audited her pantry to save her life.
This isn't just a recipe book; it’s a Warrior’s Manual. Inside, you’ll find:
The Investigative Audit: How to decode medical jargon and fact-check your ingredients.
The Science of the Sweet Spot: Decadent, diabetic-friendly, grain-free recipes—from the royal Red Velvet Cake to the Lemon Ginger Muffin.
The Strategy of Resilience: Lessons on "changing the angle" when your body—or your frosting—fails.
Whether you are managing a chronic diagnosis or simply looking for a life with less inflammation and more flavor, Sweet Purpose proves that even when your hand is shaky, your heart can be fully alive.
It’s time to stop surviving and start producing a life of victory.
Warrior Tip: Acidity mimics the 'bright' flavor of salt. A splash of lemon juice can lower your sodium intake without making your food taste flat.
CRICKETS IN MY MIND: POEMS BY OLWAL D...
Crickets In My Mind is an emotionally engaging collection of potent poems. The collection is clustered into five assemblages. Throughout the five clusters, the poems take the reader on a yin and yang journey, from smiles to giggles to laughter and frowns to tears to grieving, and without dwelling on loss for long; the reader is taken through a healing experience.
Olwal Dickens paints intimate human experiences in an easily palatable way without watering down the complexity of the art form that is poetry. With a heavy reliance on the beauty of language, structure, and rhythm, Olwal churns out poems from deep at the core of his being, yet very relatable to the reader, perhaps a reminder that we are all humans with emotions, desires, fears, and dislikes.
When The City Children Came Home
When The City Children Came Home is an international novel, and an inscription of the African life methodology teaching on conquering development and technology with morality and discipline. It is an epic in writing by a Kenyan Novelist drcharleswanyonyi, and uses Nigerian Igbo literal styles in expressing African magic.
When the City Children Came Home is a deeply layered African socio-political epic set in the fictional village of Umuagu. The narrative begins with the return of “city children” - elite, westernized descendants of the soil - who come back from urban centers like Abuja and Lagos, bringing with them wealth, ambition, and corruption disguised as progress.
The Awakening of Ebukani: The 55th st...
What if everything you thought you knew about power, wealth, and freedom was only part of the story?
In a fictional African nation on the brink of transformation, The Awakening of Ebukani follows the journey of young leaders who dare to question the systems shaping their world; and choose to change them.
This is not just a story. It is an awakening.
Why readers can’t put this book down
✔️ It rewires how you see power
Move beyond politics as elections and titles. Discover the deeper systems that truly shape nations, and your place within them.
✔️ It transforms how you think about money and wealth
Challenge conventional ideas of success and uncover what real economic independence means for individuals and nations.
✔️ It builds a new kind of leadership mindset
Through the journeys of Dumi and Nerima, experience leadership as it truly is; difficult, demanding, and deeply purposeful.
✔️ It exposes hidden systems without preaching
See how influence, control, and narratives operate in the real world; through a gripping story, not a lecture.
✔️ It strengthens identity with clarity; not blind belief
Engage with Africa’s past, present, and future in a way that is thoughtful, honest, and empowering.
✔️ It challenges your assumptions
Prepare to question everything; from education to governance to the unseen forces shaping society.
A story that stays with you
Set in the rising nation of Ebukani, this powerful novel blends storytelling, philosophy, and political insight into a page-turning experience that is both entertaining and deeply thought-provoking.
By the final page, you won’t just have followed a story, you will see the world differently.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• African literature and political fiction
• Stories about leadership, power, and transformation
• Thought-provoking novels with real-world relevance
• Books that challenge conventional thinking
📘 Book Details
• Trim Size: 6 x 9 inches
• Length: 277 pages
• Format: Ideal for students, general readers, and intellectual audiences
This is more than a novel. It’s a shift in perspective.
If you’re ready to think differently, question deeply, and see clearly—
The Awakening of Ebukani is your next read.
The Pooling Effect: Why Collective In...
The Pooling Effect challenges the myth of individual success and reveals the power of collective effort. Drawing from real-world experience and African systems like chamas and Ubuntu, the book shows how people can achieve greater results by working together through shared purpose, trust, and collaboration. It introduces the practical POOL Model to help individuals, groups, and organizations build sustainable success.
Mfalme Katili
My Blessed Pots Of Thorns
I thought I was in love but… everything I believed began to unravel, revealing truths I was not ready to face. My Blessed Pots of Thorns to readers is an emotional and thought-provoking journey that explores love, heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery. In this powerful work by Roseline Kenya, pain is transformed into purpose, showing how life’s deepest wounds can become sources of strength and growth. It invites readers to reflect, heal, and find meaning even in the most difficult moments.