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Until Further Notice by Samuel Kisika
Until Further Notice is a metaphorical, fictional political novel that draws the reader into the heated tribal-centred campus politics that mirror Kenya’s national politics. Set at the prestigious University of Nairobi, the narrative centres on Kundu, a young first-year student who is, for the first time, caught up in the high-powered, do-or-die world of student leadership elections. Will his preferred candidate, TiBu, an outspoken reformist vying for the coveted SONU Chairmanship, triumph over KM, the long-serving incumbent, well-funded and backed by the university administration? This gripping novel takes you on a captivating journey of political intrigue and the cost of idealism.
Kolokolo: The Warrior African Queen b...
Don’t You Run: A Christmas cybe...
From the bestselling Author of C0nn3ctB4ck series and other Cyber Thrillers.
DON’T YOU RUN
A Novelette
He always watched them. They were his victims …
BROKEN HEARTS:
It's Christmas, and Paige Mwangi is still a heartbreaker. Boys at school have always loved her, but they never could get to her. She has always played the role of the spoiled, rich, beautiful girl. Then, the worst happened last year when a close friend offered her up to a gang of school boys. She changed schools and started a new life, but the worst still followed her.
THE CREEPER:
Her lure crosses paths with a dangerous serial killer and rapist. A serial Predator.
Through Paige’s father's company, her laptop and devices are hacked. This man is able to watch her remotely because that is exactly how he observes his targets before striking.
INVESTIGATIONS:
Vic is able to find out that some tools, tactics, techniques, and procedures used inside Paige’s father’s company are not just from a local African Financial Threat, but another threat actor is inside their systems and is targeting both Paige’s laptop and her father’s. The killer is much more brilliant and uses sophisticated tooling. After this killer targets Paige, the next thing left is he kidnaps her just like he did with the other girls. But he is escalating on his hunts and kills.
TIME IS RUNNING OUT:
He doesn’t keep a girl for more than three days. He will ask for some payment, which is usually a ruse because he eventually doesn’t honor it. Vic and his partners have to help the DCI reach her and rescue her, but time is running out. None of the victims survived so far. None of them returned home.
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Ama by Ken Odak Odumbe
"Ama" is about a young girl in a traditional African community who dares to dream beyond the gender limitations imposed by society. Together with her allies, Ama navigates dangerous territory as they challenge deeply rooted norms, beliefs, and practices that come with devastating consequences. Her courageous journey sparks a movement that reconstitutes the foundations of society in her local community, with ripples felt globally.
Seen and the Unseen by Mushila Victor...
The Mask Returns
Shattered Lines by Mgandi Mgala
In a world where silence is often mistaken for peace, Shattered Lines
tells the story of what happens when voices rise, and power trembles.
This book was born from the unrest that pulses through modern cities,
not just in Kenya, but in every corner of the world where the young
demand space, justice, and dignity. At its core is a friendship forged in
fire: between Zena, a visionary builder, and Tasha, her fierce and loyal
counterpart. Their shared dream, to build Genya’s first youth-led, locally made car company, becomes more than just engineering. It becomes a revolution.
Through the eyes of Inspector Linda Salama, a mother and police officer caught between loyalty and conscience, the book also explores how institutions bend even the most honorable into reluctant instruments of harm.
Shattered Lines is not just a story about protest. It is a meditation on
betrayal, healing, memory, and the cost of standing firm in a shaking
world. It journeys through bustling workshops, teargassed streets, dim
prison halls, and school auditoriums where young minds rewrite the
syllabus of the future.
In this story, every bolt tightened, every slogan shouted, and every
silence held is a choice. A choice to build or break. To forget or forgive.
To follow orders or write new ones.
This book is dedicated to the dreamers, the builders, and the mothers of all movements, and to the generations yet to rise with tools in their
hands and courage in their voices.
THINKING MAN AND OTHER POEMS BY PAUL ...
Thinking Man is a rich collection of emotional, motivational, and philosophical poems. It explores nature, paradox, proverbs, and human struggles through simple yet powerful poetic expressions. The poems explore themes such as love, truth, war, history, patriotism, human rights, and life lessons—some lyrical, some didactic. Packed with humour, myths, and folk tales, it's ideal for education, research, and contests. Filled with poetic devices, it inspires, challenges, and nourishes the soul.
The Costuran Tiger
When Kiera Moodier emerges from the shadows of conflict to lead his nation, he confronts not only the dangers of war but also the strains on the people he loves and the resources he must marshal. Against the backdrop of a newly forging country, every decision reverberates—threatening family, legacy, and the fragile hope of sovereignty.
This immersive narrative explores:
The emotional impact of leadership under fire.
A richly developed world where personal sacrifice meets national destiny.
Themes of power, loyalty, and the high price of peace.
Whether you’re drawn to historical drama or character-driven stories of resolve and responsibility, The Costuran Tiger delivers a poignant portrait of a leader’s journey from warrior to statesman—guided by duty, tested by betrayal, and defined by the triumphs he claims and the losses he endures.
The Chapel Beneath the Earth by MASEL...
Some places are forgotten for a reason.
When young archaeologist Nia stumbles upon an unmarked chapel buried beneath a drought-stricken village, she expects artifacts—what she finds is a story sealed in silence, blood, and prayer. As she unearths relics of a forgotten faith and faded lives, the past begins to stir… and demand remembrance.
The Chapel Beneath the Earth is a gothic mystery steeped in folklore, ancestral secrets, and spiritual unease. It explores what happens when buried histories rise—and the cost of disturbing the sacred ground where truth sleeps.
Perfect for fans of eerie suspense, cultural history, and haunting revelations, this novel will leave you questioning what lies beneath both land and legacy.
Whispers in the Attic by MASELA OHOKO
Some secrets never die. They whisper until someone listens.
When fifteen-year-old Amara moves into her late grandmother’s crumbling house in the countryside, she expects silence, not secrets. But from the moment she discovers a hidden attic door and the strange red ribbon tied to its handle, Amara’s world begins to unravel.
Voices call to her from the shadows. A diary she didn’t write begins to fill with her deepest fears. And a mirror in the attic reflects more than just her face.
As nightmares seep into daylight and family truths twist into something darker, Amara must confront the spirits of the past and the ghost of a girl who was never laid to rest. Because in this house, silence is deadly, and some whispers demand answers.
Whispers in the Attic is a chilling coming-of-age horror tale about identity, grief, and the buried trauma that refuses to stay buried.
The Way I am: Novel By Michael Ogada
A powerful, poetic story of trauma, love, and healing.
Malik Odhiambo is a man scarred by silence. Raised in a strict Kenyan household where emotions were punished, he now drifts through life — numb, guarded, alone.
Then he meets Leila — a therapist-in-training who sees past the façade. As their connection deepens, Malik must confront buried pain, repressed memories, and the terrifying risk of being truly seen.
The Way I Am is a tender, introspective novel about breaking cycles, choosing vulnerability, and learning that healing is messy — but possible.
Sweet Heat by Bolu Babalola
Three years after their break-up, Kiki's worked hard to forget her first love. But just as she thinks she's got her life under control—jumping into the distractions of her romance-by-calendar-invite boyfriend, and plans for her best friend, Aminah's, wedding—Kiki's career implodes, the family business teeters on collapse, and Malakai returns. As Malakai takes up his role as best man opposite her maid of honour, suddenly Kiki can think of nothing but their simmering chemistry, what went wrong, and why it is now impossible to act normal around each other.
The Attitude of Gratitude by Gerald M...
The Attitude of Gratitude by Gerald Musyoki Paul
In The Attitude of Gratitude, debut novelist Gerald Musyoki Paul delivers a breathtaking, emotional, and redemptive literary journey that explores the raw power of gratitude amid brutality, betrayal, and brokenness. Spanning orphanhood, abuse, poverty, survival, and spiritual awakening, this is not just a story—it is a reckoning with the soul.
Stance, a resilient young man is born into hardship and abandoned to fate after the tragic death of his parents. His new life under the cruel rule of his stepmother, Mrs. Tinah, is nothing short of a nightmare. Stripped of love, dignity, education, and basic human kindness, Stance is relegated to living in a filthy dog kennel, beaten, starved, and shamed daily by those who should care for him. But something within Stance refuses to die—his will to dream. To escape. To live again.
Stance's harrowing escape attempt leads to a tragic stabbing by a gatekeeper who mistakes him for a thief. It is his stepsister Kellen, who defies her mother to save him. Kellen, having suffered in silence under her domineering mother, leaves home to seek a better life. In the dense forests of Kenya, she faces her own trials—lost, alone, and at the brink of death, her survival becomes a spiritual battle. After surviving his near-death experience, Stance is rescued by Kalau, a kind-hearted old herdsman with no children of his own. Kalau’s unwavering generosity provides more than just food and shelter—it rekindles Stance's dreams of education, purpose, and healing.
As Stance finds refuge in his new home and a chance at rebuilding his life, Kellen is swept into the digital whirlpool of social media and a deceptive virtual romance with a stranger named Billy Clench. Seduced by charm and the promise of love, she slowly loses herself in a fantasy world—one that threatens to consume her. Back in the city, karma strikes hard at Mrs. Tinah. A fire consumes her lavish home and all her worldly treasures, leaving her and Bilbo, her son, injured and destitute. Their trusted gatekeeper, Gregory, turns from loyal servant to accidental traitor—and comic relief. Mrs. Tinah is hospitalized, abandoned by her own greed, and forced to reckon with the consequences of her hardened heart.
As Gregory flees with what remains of their fortune, Bilbo is left to wander, searching for meaning, purpose, and a way to save his mother. Through richly layered characters, biting satire, vivid humor, and biblical undertones, The Attitude of Gratitude is a story that dances between pain and poetry. It challenges readers to confront life’s toughest questions: Can gratitude survive in the face of trauma? Is forgiveness possible when the scars are still fresh? How do we rebuild when life has burned everything we once held dear? Mrs. Tinah, once the epitome of materialism and vanity, is unmasked by tragedy. Her fall from grace is a sobering reminder that wealth without compassion is a house built on sand.
Why Readers Love This Book:
✅ Powerful Themes: Abuse, orphanhood, education, poverty, forgiveness, and Christian faith.
✅ Unique Voice: A blend of narrative realism, African oral storytelling, biblical imagery, and poetic language.
✅ Unforgettable Characters: From the tyrannical Mrs. Tinah to the stammering, hilarious gatekeeper Gregory—each character jumps off the page.
✅ Satirical and Suspenseful: A novel that makes you laugh, cry, reflect, and hope.
✅ Spiritually Grounded: Weaves scriptures, parables, and divine providence into every chapter.
Be warned: This novel will stir your conscience, make you laugh unexpectedly, and move you to tears of both heartbreak and healing.
Join Stance, Kellen, Bilbo, and a cast of unforgettable characters on a journey of faith, failure, fortitude, and, above all—gratitude.
THE GROUND BENEATH GOGO’s HOUSE
When fifteen-year-old Tumaini is sent to live with his grandmother, he discovers a hidden chamber beneath her house that reveals long-buried family secrets. As he descends into a world of memory, loss, and ancestral echoes, Tumaini must uncover the truth before it’s forgotten forever.
The Ground Beneath Gogo’s House is a heartfelt coming-of-age tale about grief, belonging, and the power of remembering.
RUNNING FROM SHADOWS
- “Running from Shadows” is a powerful autobiographical fiction that follows the life of Kibet — a boy born into a world where family should mean protection, but instead becomes his first source of betrayal. Set in rural Kenya and the bustling streets of Nairobi, Kibet’s journey is raw, painful, and deeply human.