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Built by the Sea
Picking up from where UNSTOPPABLE VOYAGER left, Built by the Sea continues with a foray into the life of a young Kenyan/Global hospitality leader who navigates many challenges at the onset of his ambitious career on land and at sea. Whichever dream/goal you are pursuing, this book is meant for you. It's relatable, real and skilfully written... simply unputdownable. There are chapters that stand out in this account: how the author picks himself up every time he falls, value of friendships, between the devil and the deep blue sea, how developed nations are built, how kenya can leverage on cruise tourism, his American dream, across Europe and Asia, the Gen-z factor at work place and other spheres of life... and many more. The author takes time to delve boldly into biases at work place and how they can affect mental wellness,, diversity/inclusion, team spirit and productivity. Grab your copy today. Signed copies available upon request.
EMOTIONS: HEALING COMES THROUGH BELIE...
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.
Reigns of Hope: A walk through the v...
Reigns of Hope is a narration that describes the life of Bishop David Kodia. He narrates his birth, struggles in life, and relentless fight for social justice. It is a book that transcends the biographical data of a person born and raised in the poverty-stricken village of Bwaja, Asembo, in Siaya County.
His story is not a rudimentary account of life’s struggles told in the fashion of a fairy tale. It is about many things in one. It is a story deeply intertwined with relationships — family, friends, associates, and the entire nation. It also presents moments of seeming defeat, yet consistently shines with the hope of a new beginning.
In this book, Bishop Kodia has sought to share a detailed story of his life’s journey, beginning with his birth and how God began preparing him for a difficult ministry right from the start.
The book captures memories of his youth and how social dynamics can influence our understanding of life.
While he has highlighted instances of abuse and societal failure that have left many in despair, he wants his readers to see the reigns of hope — to understand that all is not lost. There are always prophetic voices that will speak hope, even during the darkest times.
This book seeks to offer a sense of hope: that even in the face of gloom, we must maintain
the equilibrium of faith that all shall be well.
Winds of Memory by Simon Bolo
*Winds of Memory*
Winds of Memory is an intimate, lyrical collection of short prose that traces a life shaped by movement, people, loss, love, and reflection. At once memoir and meditation, the book gathers moments from across continents and decades, revealing how meaning is formed not in grand declarations, but in attention - to place, to people, and to the quiet lessons that linger.
Written by an accountant turned public health practitioner, the collection draws from a life lived in service, curiosity, and transition. From boardrooms to remote field sites, bustling cities to forgotten paths, the author reflects on how work, travel, family, and chance encounters slowly sculpt a worldview grounded in empathy, gratitude, and deliberate living.
The book is organized into four interwoven sections.
Moments gathers seemingly ordinary experiences - a missed flight, a breakfast conversation, parenting joys and anxieties, a young boy’s injury in Pokot - and lifts them into clarity. These pieces reveal how life’s most enduring insights are often born in interruption, vulnerability, and stillness. Together, they form a meditation on resilience, grace, aging, and the courage to remain open.
Journeys explores travel as both movement and mindset. These stories are not about destinations alone, but about what it means to arrive - sometimes lost, sometimes hungry, sometimes changed. Whether wandering Annecy in search of raclette, drifting through West Africa guided by rhythm and myth, or floating above the Himalayas in paragliding straps, each journey is an act of noticing, reminding us that places reveal themselves only when we slow down enough to listen.
Encounters is a tribute to the people who stay with us - friends, mentors, strangers, family, and public figures - each leaving behind a lesson, a challenge, or a quiet imprint. These narratives celebrate human connection across cultures and time, showing how wisdom is often transferred not through instruction, but through shared meals, conversations, humor, and presence.
Inner Landscapes turns inward, engaging timeless questions with warmth and honesty: What gives life meaning? What is love? What happens after death? Drawing from philosophy, faith, popular culture, and lived experience, these essays resist certainty in favor of depth, offering thoughtful companionship rather than answers.
Threaded throughout the collection is the author’s signature voice - wry, reflective, generous, and deeply human. The book also captures a milestone year, his fiftieth, marked by travel, remembrance, and a renewed commitment to live intentionally.
Winds of Memory is not simply a record of what has been lived, but a testament to how life is understood in retrospect. It reminds us that memory is shaped as much by meaning as by time, and that sometimes, the wind carries back to us the stories we need - just when we are ready to hear them
More Precious than Many Sparrows by F...
Dear Mama by Kinyanjui Kombani
Growing up as a small, timid child and the youngest in a humble, single-parent family, Kinyanjui Kombani did not believe he was destined for greatness. How he overcame adversity to become a renowned writer, all while building an international career in banking, is a story that begs to be told.
In this collection of deeply personal letters to his beloved, departed mother, written during a pivotal moment in the world, Kombani writes about his life – the wins, the losses, the lessons and the journey from a junior clerk in a branch to the bank’s global offices in Singapore.
In his trademark easy style, he also gives us a behind-the-scenes view of the writing of the books that earned him multiple literary awards.
Carry Me Through by Jane Chege
Carry Me Through is a raw and faith-filled journey of a woman learning how to survive when strength runs out. Through pain, waiting, unanswered prayers, and quiet hope, this book captures what it means to lean fully on God when life feels too heavy to carry alone. It is a story for the weary, the faithful, and anyone who has ever whispered, “Lord, I can’t do this by myself.”
The Kenyan Minimalist : The Ultimate ...
between the rising cost of living, social pressure , endless commitments, and the constant push to keep up with the joneses, it is easy to become overwhelmed and disconnected from what truly matters. the kenyan minimalist offers a practical, relatable guide to simplifying life amid modern-day consumerism.
Inside you’ll learn :
- what drives our consumption habits both physically and digitally.
- how to break free from negative consumption habits and clutter.
- how to build habits that reduce stress and restore balance.
whether you are navigating a hectic 9-to-5 corporate job or tucked away in the quiet countryside, this book will offer you tools to create a calmer, more meaningful life right where you are.
minimalism does not have to be aesthetic; it just has to make your life better!
Beyond the Blackboard: A Testimonial
Beyond the Blackboard – A Testimonial is more than a teacher’s tale. It is the odyssey of a dream that refused to be silenced, carried across the Gusii highlands, the valleys, chalks and blackboards that became windows of opportunity for many Kenyans. Born in colonial Kenya to a family that did not have much, Mwalimu Nyong’a Obuba’s first classroom door opened only when he was ten. Though late, he was armed with grit, faith, and the unwavering support of his uncle, Meshack Nyanchama, rising to become a high school principal who shaped the future of many.
After serving as primary and high school teacher, Nyong’a was elevated to the principalship of a nascent Kiabonyoru High School. For two decades at the helm, he transformed challenges into triumphs, nurturing students who later went on to stride into boardrooms, science laboratories, classrooms, and other positions of power and influence. Beyond being an educator, his students regarded him as a compass, mentor, and a father as the school became a powerhouse in academic and extracurricular activities.
Now in retirement, Nyong’a looks back with gratitude. He bears witness to the quiet, world-changing power of teaching. This book is a tribute to resilience. It is an anthem to the nobility of education, and a reminder that the truest legacy is not inscribed in stone, but in the lives of others.
What Others Say
“This inspirational autobiography offers a deeply personal and motivating account of his teaching and life experiences. The author’s engaging writing style makes one feel as if one were hearing the story firsthand, leaving one inspired and motivated.” – Sylvia Okweba, Editor.
“Mwalimu’s life as lived and documented reveals the outcomes of compassion, diplomacy, and fairness. His lessons in kindness and firmness will inspire the readers and change the mindset of others.” – James Maganda, Regional Manager, Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) - Kisii Cluster.
Footprints of my heart by Elizabeth N...
Play Nice But Win: A CEO’s Jour...
In 1984, soon-to-be college dropout Michael Dell hid signs of his fledgling PC business in the bathroom of his University of Texas dorm room. Almost 30 years later, at the pinnacle of his success as founder and leader of Dell Technologies, he found himself embroiled in a battle for his company’s survival. What he’d do next could ensure its legacy—or destroy it completely.
Play Nice But Win is a riveting account of the three battles waged for Dell Technologies: one to launch it, one to keep it, and one to transform it. For the first time, Dell reveals the highs and lows of the company's evolution amidst a rapidly changing industry—and his own, as he matured into the CEO it needed. With humor and humility, he recalls the mentors who showed him how to turn his passion into a business; the competitors who became friends, foes, or both; and the sharks that circled, looking for weakness. What emerges is the long-term vision underpinning his success: that technology is ultimately about people and their potential.
More than an honest portrait of a leader at a crossroads, Play Nice But Win is a survival story proving that while anyone with technological insight and entrepreneurial zeal might build something great—it takes a leader to build something that lasts.
Open: An Autobiography by Andre Agassi
Andre Agassi had his life mapped out for him before he left the crib. Groomed to be a tennis champion by his moody and demanding father, by the age of twenty-two Agassi had won the first of his eight grand slams and achieved wealth, celebrity, and the game’s highest honors. But as he reveals in this searching autobiography, off the court he was often unhappy and confused, unfulfilled by his great achievements in a sport he had come to resent.
Agassi writes candidly about his early success and his uncomfortable relationship with fame, his marriage to Brooke Shields, his growing interest in philanthropy, and—described in haunting, point-by-point detail—the highs and lows of his celebrated career.
Beyond the Shadows of My Dream: The B...
A compelling and trenchant narrative, rendered in accessible idiom by a strong team of seasoned storytellers.
The story of Martin Oduor-Otieno, even in its interim, captures the essence and wisdom in these words. That the subject of this biographical work towers head and shoulder above the standard good business leader and manager is not coincidental.
It has its foundations in a disciplined even if somewhat regimented yet most stimulating childhood and upbringing under watchful and focused parents. It is a journey through a firm, albeit sometimes overbearing educational background and path.
Here is a robust inspirational story that any youth would do well to be intimate with, while the mature reader will want to see why some people seem to get it right the first time, all the time.
From the humble origins of village life in a slow and laidback lakeside village, Martin grows up to hone his faculties amidst some of the most brilliant youth anywhere, in preparation for a breathtaking career that traverses both the private and public sectors beyond the confines of his native Kenya.
Agush Nyang
This is my story, raw, real, and unfiltered story. It’s about the things I’ve lived through, the mistakes I’ve made, the people I’ve loved and lost, and the lessons that came the hard way. From the streets of Nairobi to the quiet corners of Mombasa, from moments of laughter to nights that almost broke me, Agus Nyang is my journey of trying, failing, believing, and starting over again. It’s not a perfect story, just a true one. It's mine. I believe and you will agree with me that I am the unluckiest person who ever lived. But I decided to write this book anyway. It is all true, it is all in there, exactly as it is, I don't care. I’ve lived through the mistakes and misfortunates. I have lost everything. I have not come out having won or encouraged or anything. That's in fiction books, not here.
My name is Isaac Agumba. I’ve had my unfair share of ups and downs, and this book is a piece of my heart. I wrote it to remember, to heal, and maybe to remind someone out there that no matter how bad it gets, it will get worse and worse still until you die.
Rooted in Hope by Professor NJENGA MU...
In Rooted in Hope, Prof. Njenga Munene opens the door to a deeply personal and transformative journey from a village boy to a seasoned academic and university vice-chancellor. Through stories shaped by loss, love, service, leadership, and learning, he paints a vivid picture of a life guided and sustained by values and purpose, and deeply rooted in Hope!
This autobiography is more than a recollection of milestones; it is a thoughtful reflection on resilience, spiritual depth, and the power of community. Prof Munene's narratives invites readers to draw lessons from the seasons of both triumph and adversity - revealing how each person, each moment, and each morning dawn offers a fresh sprouting of purpose and possibility. Rooted in Hope is a compelling call to live fully, lead wisely, and believe that with every new dawn, hope arises.
FROM THE VILLAGE TO THE BOARDROOM: A ...
FROM THE VILLAGE TO THE BOARDROOM: A Journey of Purpose, Power, and Legacy
At 19, Mary Wangari left her quiet village in Nyeri with a small suitcase and big dreams—but a near-missed bus stop almost changed everything. That moment came to mirror her life’s journey: full of detours, lessons, and unexpected turns. From humble beginnings, she rose to become a lawyer and later a key executive in one of Africa’s most remarkable banking transformations.
In this heartfelt memoir, Mary reveals that leadership isn’t about perfection but courage in uncertainty, resilience in failure, and wisdom in fear. Her story moves from dusty village paths to Nairobi’s polished boardrooms, showing how setbacks can become stepping stones. From the Village to the Boardroom is both her story and an invitation—to see your own path as one of purpose, growth, and endless possibility.
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From dusty village roads to global boardrooms, Mary Wangari's journey shows that with courage, faith, and purpose, every detour can lead to destiny.
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“Mary's remarkable achievements were all done with her trademark big smile, even through her most challenging days. If leadership means anything, it is to use our brief turn at the wheel to widen someone else's horizon-and to do it with discipline, with grace, and with the joy of refilling the glass”
– Sunny Bindra