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Swift dispatch
The System Breaker
The System Breaker by Tobias Otieno Ogola is an unrelenting nine-season political action thriller that follows the life of Tobias Raila, a man who was born in the fires of injustice on the shores of Lake Victoria in Mbita, one of the regions the story calls Helland.
Tobias is not vengeful when government troops massacre his village, seize ancestral lands, and reduce his people to silence through systematic corruption. He goes to war with the very system.
Tobias, having been conditioned by his uncle Jack in matters of survival, combat and covert operations, becomes a precision weapon, unmatched in lethality. In 81 episodes of ever-increasing hostility, he deconstructs 81 war ideologies, of jungle trackers and siege tacticians to cyber operatives, intelligence agents, and mercenaries of the world.
But Tobias is more than a fighter.
He is a shadow economist. A robber of plundered riches. A financial system ghost.
His mission:
Follow national resources embezzled
Infiltrate elite networks
Collapse corrupt infrastructures
Give back embezzled funds to the citizens.
What starts in Mbita goes global stretching between Nairobi and New York to expose the engine of modern corruption; debt traps, proxy wars, corporate exploitation, and political manipulation.
Every season is surgically precise:
Season 1: The fall of Mbita
Season 2: Weaponization
Season 3: The vigilante comes out.
Season 4: Media warfare
Season 5: Corporate dismantling
Season 6: Judicial corruption
Season 7: Global expansion
Season 8: Elite collapse
Season 9: Psychological endgame
This work is dedicated to the late King Raila Amolo Odinga and to the Luo patriots who stood, fought, and in many cases fell in the struggle for justice, land, and dignity,to Tom Mboya, Argwings Kodhek, Robert Ouko, and to the countless unnamed whose sacrifices were never fully recorded; this story exists as both remembrance and resistance, a continuation of their defiance, and a declaration that the fight they carried through history has not ended, but has evolved into a new kind of war against systems that still deny people their rightful land, voice, and dignity.
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 Clown Comic by Mutendei Writes
A comedian is faced with the unique challenge of being his brothers keeper, when charged with the duty of halting the rampage of a superpowered cynic, who after facing a personal tragedy, abandons his own comedic past turning into a Killjoy. The comedian risks his well-being and only granted similar powers by the deity Serendipity,through making people laugh. A trait he must employ against his cynic foe.
Will the Clown or Killjoy triumph and how?
Great Mistake by Dr. CYPRIEN SIKUBWABO
Great Mistake is an emotional story that lays bare the fragility of love, trust, and hope in the final chapters of a person’s life. It follows Mariko, a 78-year-old widower whose longing for comfort after the death of his first wife leads him into a risky remarriage with Alice, a woman far younger than himself. In seeking a companion to soften the loneliness of old age, Mariko instead finds himself trapped in a union devoid of loyalty, affection, and sincerity, one that gives him neither the wife he hoped for nor the life he imagined.
What begins as a yearning for companionship quickly unravels into betrayal and moral decay. Alice, driven by self-interest, pursues relationships with other men, exposing Mariko to a world of deception he never anticipated. As painful truths emerge, Mariko receives a devastating HIV diagnosis, which he believes to be the consequence of Alice’s reckless actions. The shock and despair that follow leave him emotionally shattered and unable to endure the weight of his circumstances. In a final act of overwhelming hopelessness, Mariko chooses to end his life through self-starvation, a tragic decision that leaves Alice facing a future marked by guilt, uncertainty, and moral reckoning.
Through Mariko’s heartbreaking journey, Great Mistake becomes a powerful cautionary reflection on extreme age-gap relationships and the perils of seeking love too late in life. It shows how, in old age, marriage can be heartbreakingly, so brief that one may lose both the wife and the life hoped for almost immediately after the union begins. What seems like a final chance at companionship can quickly dissolve into profound isolation and painful illusion.
Dust and Diamonds by Abdirizak Mohame...
About the Book
In Bulla Sahau, a world where the glint of gold outshines the gleam of integrity, Jamila, the blacksmith's daughter, dares to dream beyond her station. But in a society where opportunities are auctioned to the highest bidder and merit is a forgotten currency, her aspirations are deemed worthless. The powerful see themselves as treasures, while the poor are mere doormats, their lives and futures trampled underfoot.
Dust and Diamonds exposes a community suffocated by a ruthless materialism, where character is sacrificed at the altar of wealth and systemic corruption dictates every fate. As Jamila navigates this treacherous landscape, she confronts the stark reality that in Bulla Sahau, only money speaks, and those without it are condemned to silence. Her struggle is a searing indictment of a world that cherishes possessions over people, and where the pursuit of power leaves a devastating trail of shattered lives.
Can one girl's defiance ignite a spark of change in a society so deeply entrenched in its venality, or will she, like so many others, become another casualty in the brutal game where wealth is the ultimate weapon? This gripping narrative challenges the very foundations of a materialistic world, asking: What hope remains when a society values gold more than the human soul?
Voices of Drizzles : Poems on nature ...
About the book
"Voices of Drizzles brings together a chorus of voices that celebrate and mourn the natural world. This collection is a powerful reminder of the delicate balance we must strive to maintain."
— Harlord Ankwasa, Ugandan poet and rights activist
"An evocative and moving anthology that showcases the talent of poets from Africa and beyond. Voices of Drizzles is a call to action, urging us to cherish and preserve our environment for future generations."
— Merinyo Mwafrika, Tanzanian poet and artist
"Voices of Drizzles is a magnificent collection that captures the essence of our natural world through the eloquent words of poets from diverse backgrounds. Each poem is an iota of the beauty and fragility of our environment."
— Wanja Kangang'i, literary critic and poet, University of Embu
"A poetic treasure that speaks to the heart of our planet's plight and the enduring spirit of those who fight to protect it. Voices of Drizzles resonates with truth and beauty."
— Mohamed Eno.
Amani and the Last Seed by Cynthia Wa...
Opposite Reflection by Martha Wambui
Opposite Reflection is a gripping family drama about twins who share a face but live opposite lives.
When Stacey is cast out and forced to rebuild from nothing, she discovers strength she never knew she possessed. Her twin sister Jane, bold and privileged seems to have everything Stacey lacks until buried secrets begin to surface. As betrayal, identity and long-hidden truths unravel, the sisters are drawn into a reckoning that will test love, loyalty and forgiveness.
Each sister becomes the other's mirror: one shaped by loss, the other be excess. And when the reflections finally collide, nothing remains hidden.
ANCHORED AND UNFILTERED -A Faith Base...
Synopsis: Anchored and Unfiltered by Elizabeth Gicura
Anchored and Unfiltered is a heartfelt and empowering workbook designed to guide teenagers through the complex journey of mental health, self-discovery, and faith. Set in a relatable, modern context, the book creates a safe and supportive space where young people can explore their thoughts, emotions, and personal struggles without fear of judgment.
Through engaging reflections, practical exercises, and real-life scenarios, the workbook helps teens navigate challenges such as anxiety, identity, peer pressure, and self-worth. It encourages honest expression, being “unfiltered” while remaining “anchored” in values of hope, resilience, and spiritual grounding.
Blending mental health awareness with faith-based encouragement, the book reminds readers that they are not alone in their struggles. It promotes healing through self-awareness, positive coping strategies, and a deeper connection with God.
DARE DREAM BY WANGA DOMNIC
My book Dare dream is a fictional narrative on a boy, Brian raised in the slums of Kariadudu where his parents had moved after being failed by the system that promised jobs but delivered hopelessness and took away dignity.his parents instill in him a different blueprint. A system of abundance is wired into his brain and in an area filled with hopelessness and no prospects of livelihoods changing ,the young boy dares to dream of a better tomorrow. This is when even tomorrow itself isn't guaranteed. The boy observes what goes on around him, corruption carried out by a failed system, injustice to the voiceless, extortion of the have not by haves of the land and irresponsibility of individuals in nation building. The family relocate to their rural home where Brian gets to begin his schooling as a 9 year old in his quest to become a doctor. After years of staying in the village, Brian experiences a culture shock when he joins highschool and is forced to embrace solitude as his weapon. Solitude the place where he believes he made the biggest discovery, himself.
GONA AND HIS FLYING MONKEYS by Gracio...
Gona and His Flying Monkeys is a bold, darkly satirical tale that follows Gona, a man whose charm hides chaos, and the loyal “flying monkeys” who carry out his manipulation, drama, and destruction in silence. Set against a sharp, modern African backdrop, the story unpacks power, control, emotional abuse, and survival through a mix of humor, pain, and raw truth. It’s a mirror to toxic relationships, the people who enable them, and the woman who finally chooses to break free.
Judgement Day : Novel by Shilaho Wa M...
Alex Kimani is given a parcel to deliver at a funeral parlor in the city. A highly influential figure will die. He falls in love with a receptionist at the parlor, but the death in an accident of the country’s chief justice after a landmark ruling threatens to change his life forever. Will his love for Sheila survive?
The Bitter Better Truth That Breathes...
We all face moments when life's currents pull us under, unexpected challenges, hidden battles, and silent storms that test the very core of who we are. The question is never if we'll stumble, but how we rise again. This book is about that rise. Through the lens of Stacy's journey-a young lady who once hid her true self behind layers of fear, conformity, and societal expectation-you'll discover the power of raw honesty, resilience, and faith. Stacy's story reflects the struggles we all face: the desire to fit in, the weight of judgment, and the quiet yearning to be ourselves simply. Her breakthrough is one we can all claim: self-acceptance.
By daring to embrace her "dark truth," she found not just survival, but transformation-a life anchored in authenticity, courage, and God's greater purpose. Inside this book, you will find:
A reminder that every stumble is an invitation to rediscover your strength.
A step-by-step journey toward inner healing and lasting self-worth.
Practical truths:
- Acknowledge Your Reality - Clarity begins with honesty.
- Refuse Stagnation - Keep moving forward, no matter how small the step.
- Embrace the Progress - Celebrate the small victories that shape your transformation.
This is more than a diary-it's a testimony, this is a fiction- autobiographical- memoir. A roadmap for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unworthy, or trapped by the weight of expectation. The Bitter Better Truth That Breathes is a call to stop hiding, start healing, and discover the possible within the impossible. If you've ever wrestled with self-esteem, shame, denial, or the struggle to belong, this book will meet you where you are and walk with you toward freedom.
Ezra & Mara: A FaithForge Romance
When Mara's carefully held life starts coming apart, the last thing she expects is Ezra - a calm, grounded man whose faith intrigues her and seems almost impossible in a modern Nairobi.
Their worlds couldn't be more different, but when God writes a story, He rarely sticks to our timelines.
As their paths intertwine through sharp words, awkward dinners, honest prayers, and moments that test both patience and pride, Mara discovers that love built on faith isn't fragile, it's forged.
Ezra & Mara is a heartfelt story about growing pains, grace, and the kind of love that stays when the butterflies don't.
BELONGING by Christine Warugaba
After an unsatisfactory stay in the United States, Ugandan-born Keza returns to Rwanda, her country of origin, and becomes a successful entrepreneur. However, her family believes something is missing in her life: a husband. When her old aunt embarks on a forty-day fast so that Keza may get a partner before she turns forty, Keza makes a desperate move: she decides to hire a fake boyfriend. Things take an unexpected turn after Kampala’s most eligible bachelor takes on the role. Will she ever find true love, and is marriage the measure of a woman’s worth?
ST. ANDREWS JUNIOR SCHOOL
“Never judge a book by its cover.”
It’s an age-old piece of wisdom—yet often ignored. What happens when people overlook this simple truth in the world of work?
St. Andrew’s Junior School dives deep into the drama, challenges, and realities teachers face every day in the line of duty. Through powerful storytelling, this novel explores the complex relationships within schools and the wider society.
Written by a professional teacher, this compelling work is insightful, polished, and deeply engaging. It will challenge the way you see schools, people, and the hidden struggles behind the education system.
A must-read for teachers, students, and lovers of great storytelling.
Dreams Denied by James Karuga
Karara County citizens elect the charismatic, deceptive, snake-oil salesman Adonis Mwitu to be their governor, expecting development. But what they get after elections is a self-absorbed governor who institutes vanity white-elephant projects that do not benefit citizens. Hospitals, schools, and roads are falling apart, yet Mwitu's priority is to mass deworm citizens and encourage them to consume uninspected meat. Several fed-up citizens start conducting civil education, which enlightens oppressed citizens who depose Mwitu and jail him before his term is over. Karara County is hard reset, by citizens who embark on electing a development-minded governor who is not corrupt. As for Adonis Mwitu and his corrupt cronies, they are prosecuted and jailed as the Karara county citizens wanted.