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THE DJINN OF BAKAARAHA MARKET
Bakaaraha Market in Mogadishu is a world of noise, dust, color, and constant motion—where fortunes rise and fall in a single day. But beneath the shouting of traders and the clatter of goods lies another world entirely. A world only a few can see. A world of djinn.
Thirteen-year-old Yare has lived most of his life inside the market, sleeping between stalls and surviving on odd jobs. He believes he has seen everything—until the morning a shadowy figure with amber eyes sits on Eedo Hawo’s tea counter and speaks to him.
Terrified yet curious, Yare is pulled into a hidden struggle between invisible spirits and powerful traders who rely on djinn to secure wealth, sabotage rivals, and ignite fear. The most dangerous of them all is The Merchant of Smoke, a djinn entity who thrives on chaos and secrets.
With the help of Zuraale—a playful but unpredictable young djinn—and the wisdom of a blind tea-seller who knows more than she reveals, Yare begins to understand the cost of these supernatural bargains.
But every choice he makes has consequences.
Every favor he performs strengthens a force that could consume the entire market.
As tensions rise and the market spirals toward catastrophe, Yare must confront both human greed and spiritual darkness. He learns that courage is not the absence of fear, but the decision to stand anyway—even when you are small, alone, and trembling.
The Djinn of Bakaaraha Market is a gripping, emotionally rich tale of survival, faith, and the unseen battles fought in the shadows of Somali life. It blends fantasy with cultural realism to create a story that is both wildly imaginative and deeply human.
Where the Echoes Sleep
In a world where memory spirals beneath the surface of the land, two quiet travelers—Toma and Lami—walk a path shaped not by destination, but by stillness. They are not heroes. They carry no prophecy. But the echoes of what was and what might be hummed through their steps.
As they journey across hush-fields, spiral vaults, and wordless clearings, they begin to learn: the land does not remember what you say, only how you listen.
Where the Echoes Sleep is a lyrical and meditative novel about presence, letting go, and the invisible threads that hold us to the world—and to each other. A story that unfolds like breath, this is not a tale to be chased, but one to be entered
Silent Betrayal: Love, Lies, and Hidd...
The quietest lies are often the most dangerous.
Amara Ndele thought she had found forever in David Kamau, the man who lit up her world with charm and devotion. But behind his promises and lingering kisses hides a secret heavy enough to shatter everything they built together. What begins as a tender love story in the heart of Nairobi soon unravels into a tale of betrayal, deception, and survival.
When a shadowy stranger warns Amara of truths David has buried, her life takes a sharp turn. Drawn from the bustling city to the alluring yet treacherous coast of Mombasa, she finds herself at the center of a dangerous game. Each revelation forces her to question not only David's love but also her own strength.
As lies collide with passion, Amara must navigate a labyrinth of half-truths, whispered warnings, and a past that refuses to stay hidden. With her heart divided and danger closing in, she faces an impossible choice: cling to the love that defines her or confront the silence that has been killing her slowly.
Silent Betrayal: Love, Lies, and Hidden Truths is more than a romance; it is a psychological drama pulsing with suspense and emotional intensity. Perfect for readers who crave page-turning passion mixed with mystery, it explores the delicate balance between trust and truth, desire and deception, love and loss.
Every secret has its price. Every silence leaves its scar. And sometimes, redemption comes not in love's embrace, but in learning to set it free.
Black Navel by Paul Olisaeloka Anozie
About the Book:
When psychologist Dr. Jason launches the Bi-Dimensional View (BDV) project, he sets off a chain reaction that unravels more than just human memory. Enters Constance, a mysterious woman claiming past life memories, who infiltrates the project to reclaim lost abilities – and her past. As secrets surface and realities blur, Dr. Jason finds himself entangled in a web of ancient artifacts, buried conspiracies, and his own fragmented truths.
THE LAST PILLAR OF RAMOGI BY BEN O. O...
- The Last Pillar of Ramogi vividly reimagines the Luo legend of Luanda Magere, a warrior of unmatched strength, power, and pride, revered like a god among men. His downfall through betrayal and pride reveals that great power demands great responsibility. This evocative retelling rekindles love for African folklore and delivers a deeply moving literary experience.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END by Stephen Sila
THE LEOPARD’S LAST GROWL – a No...
THE LEOPARD’S LAST GROWL is a tale of history, culture, and identity set in war-torn Sudan before South Sudan seceded. Through the lives of four main characters, the novel explores the collapse of ancestral ways under the weight of civil war, Christianity, and change.
Chief Chuol, a once-revered leader, is devoted to his people’s traditions. But his authority crumbles when the land and his family defy it.
Nyayiela, weary from her loss, finds hope in Christianity, and is cast from home. Torn between her new union and the old marriage, she must endure in a world that suppresses her will.
Nyehok, a rebellious daughter, rejects a man of her father’s choosing and flees to Khartoum with another. She lives childless, under her father’s curse. Hope is rekindled when Biliw delivers a symbolic blessing that allows her to reconcile with her father’s spirit.
Biliw, the novel’s central character, watches his family unravel, his father lose power, and his village destroyed by airstrikes. He flees to Khartoum where he struggles with his identity. He dreams of studying law and using it to challenge the Sudanese government for its marginalization and oppression of his people.
POLITICAL WILL by KHADIJA MOHAMED OMAR
Political Will is a satirical novel about a governor, a pothole, and the people. Set in a fictional town, the story humorously unravels how a single pothole becomes the center of politics, bureaucracy, and public expectation. Through witty narration and absurd yet relatable events, the book explores themes of leadership, accountability, and the endless cycle of promises and projects. It highlights the gap between citizens’ hopes and political realities, showing how infrastructure can symbolize both progress and failure. Ultimately, Political Will is a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking reflection on governance, power, and the elusive nature of true political will.
RACE TO THE TREE OF LIFE
WITCH HUNTER And the Secret Book of R...
WITCH HUNTER And the Secret Book of Records
It’s a gripping tale of courage, mysticism and the relentless fight between good and evil.
Will Goko defeat Silly Foot and her fearsome coven, or will he fall into the eternal torment of the witches’ hell?
Goko, a determined young man, embarks on an extraordinary journey to save his village and family from the relentless power of a notorious group of witches, led by the fearsome Silly Foot.
When the village elders cower in fear, it falls upon Goko to challenge these dark forces, risking his life to find the antidote for the witches’ deadly black magic.
His quest takes him far from home, facing a battle not only of flesh but of spirits, as he struggles to confront evil on every front.
Novella- Omonyamwaka 30 Years In Exile
Omonyamwaka: 30 Years in Exile by Shadrack Moturi
After three decades away from home, an aging father returns to a village that no longer remembers him — and a family that has learned to survive without him. His wife, who carried the weight of both parent and provider, now faces the man whose absence shaped her life. His last-born daughter, on the verge of graduating from university, must reconcile the father she never knew with the man standing before her.
Set against the beautiful Gusii hills, this family drama blends humor, heartbreak, and cultural wisdom. Through laughter and tears, it reveals how time, forgiveness, and truth can heal the deepest family wounds.
Rich with Kisii proverbs and rural nostalgia, Omonyamwaka: 30 Years in Exile is both an entertaining story and a mirror of Kenyan family life — reminding readers that home is not just a place, but a journey of love, pain, and rediscovery.
10 Years of Will This Be A Problem? T...
From across the African continent and its diaspora, Will This Be A Problem? Issue V brings together a powerful collection of stories that blend the fantastical with the deeply real. These tales explore the enduring history of colonialism, capitalism, and marginalization while grappling with present concerns like climate change and artificial intelligence. Yet, amidst these weighty themes, the anthology also offers moments of much-needed escapism into worlds of magic, myth, and the unknown.
This anthology features familiar names such as Shingai Kagunda, Yvette Lisa Ndlovu, Gabrielle Emem Harry, Victor Forna and Rutendo Chidzodzo. It also features returning voices to Will This Be A Problem?, Peter Nena, Kevin Rigathi, and Andrew Dakalira. And there are many new and emerging names, each bringing a unique storytelling perspective to the collection.
Defiant, illuminating and terrifying, Will This Be A Problem? Issue V presents some of the finest speculative fiction you will find anywhere.
Shadows of the Cradle: The Art of Bec...
Brilliant, but broken by Innocent Baluge
Six months ago, he vanished without a trace, a man whose life seemed a portrait of success. Now, he's a ghost haunting a hospital wing, his past a lie, his future a fading prognosis. The world knew him as a symbol of hope and prosperity. But his real story began far from the spotlights, in the war-torn villages of the Congo, where he was born in a bush, not a hospital.
Joseph’s journey from a child of war to an academic prodigy in Paris was a testament to his ambition. Yet, the city of light was also a city of shadows, where a supposed savior, a man once revered as Mokonzi, became a cautionary tale. He was the golden ticket out, but his "help" came with a price, and the price was his freedom. Now, as visitors from his past threaten to shatter his carefully constructed lies, he is forced to confront the truth of his present, a truth as unforgiving as the disease slowly taking his life.
This is the story of a man who fought his way out of the daily struggle of life and war, only to find himself trapped by the very ambitions that saved him. Will he find a way to make peace with his past, or will he die a brilliant but broken man, a secret buried with him forever?
The Agency: The Book Version
A former Navy SEAL recently released from prison is granted a fresh start as he moves to his father's homeland, Nigeria. Here, he seizes a unique opportunity to showcase his innate talents at a prestigious A-list Creative Agency. However, his meteoric rise in the industry faces an unexpected jeopardy when he prioritises professionalism over love and power.
RACE TO THE TREE OF LIFE
Threesome
A young man juggling career and love finds himself in the middle of a love triangle when he goes home for Christmas. His auntie and uncle shoved a woman his way. He's forced to travel with the woman back to the city after the festivities.
Things fall apart when his city girlfriend and the village girl collide under the same roof. Eventually the village girl gets pregnant before the city girl. And this opens a whole new world for the three of them.
He contemplates an abortion in a bid to woo his favorite girlfriend to stay in that mixed up relationship. Then one day, while he's about to give in to the temptations of fatherhood, he witnesses a man setting himself ablaze owing to the burden of fatherhood. And this changes his direction completely.
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?