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Death in the Government House by Fr A...

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A Revolution Brews In the heart of Bũtiama, a nation teetering on the edge of ruin, President Benito’s opulent reign is about to come to an end, and with it corruption, oppression, and broken promises. A Hero Emerges Kímoreno, a young patriot forged in the fires of injustice, ignites a rebellion to reclaim his country’s glory. Alongside his steadfast wife Ciantúku, eloquent ally Deonisia, and loyal friend Yeomen, they storm gilded halls of the government house, where portraits of past tyrants loom over a crumbling legacy. A Tragic End From the rubble of the fallen republic, the people rise, while Kímoreno’s triumph is the beginning of his end before he sees the dawn he fought for.

Contemporary Proverbs Of The Peasant ...

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What if life’s hardest lessons could be turned into wisdom you can actually live by? Contemporary Proverbs of the Peasant

BEYOND BETRAYAL by Gerald Musyoki Paul

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Beyond Betrayal by Gerald Musyoki Paul is a powerful dramatic novel exploring the painful sting of family malice and the ultimate triumph of legal justice and forgiveness. The story centers on Stance, an orphan forced by his cruel stepmother, Mrs. Tinah, to live in a rusted animal kennel while his step-siblings enjoy a luxurious mansion and university education. The depth of this betrayal deepens when his stepsister, Kellen, reveals that Mrs. Tinah illegally hid their late father’s will, which rightfully named Stance the sole heir to the family estate. Desperate for freedom, Stance attempts to escape one night, but the gatekeeper, Gregory, mistakes him for a thief and stabs him multiple times. Instead of helping, Mrs. Tinah and her son Bilbo heartlessly leave Stance to bleed in the dirt, and when they later discover that Kellen secretly treated his wounds and uncovered the truth about the will, they banish Kellen, tie Stance upside down, smear pepper into his gashes and brutally whip him.Stance eventually escapes into the wilderness, where a kind herdsman saves his life and helps him heal. Emboldened by safety, Stance exposes the abuse to the authorities, resulting in the public arrest and conviction of Mrs. Tinah, Bilbo, and Gregory. Soon after, a poetic tragedy strikes when Gregory accidentally triggers a massive house explosion and fire that burns the grand mansion to ash and leaves Mrs. Tinah and Bilbo severely burned. Stripped of their wealth, home, and pride, the broken family is forced to seek out Stance to tearfully beg for forgiveness that he ultimately grants to free himself from the shackles of bitterness.

WHAT WE DO IN THE QUIET

KShs1,940.00
What We Do in the Quiet is a powerful and emotionally charged novel about the choices we make behind closed doors. Exploring love, identity, betrayal, and redemption, it reminds us that the hardest battles are often fought in silence—and that sometimes the greatest journey is finding your way back to yourself.

The Sick Medic (novella) by James Chumo

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A man can outrun many things. However, running from himself is not one of them. Dennis Omieri is a doctor who knows too much about dying, and now, too much about his own. When his father succumbs to pancreatic cancer, the grief is devastating. But what follows is worse.

Echoes of Progress by Moureen Koech

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Echoes of Progress by Moureen c. Koech

The Missing Corpse by Yasin Kakande

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The president is dead. His son’s pretending he’s not.

And the corpse? Well, that’s missing.

WHEN THE CIA sniffs out whispers that an African general—who also happens to be the president’s darling son—may have murdered dear old dad and stashed the body like last week’s leftovers, they send in their best bloodhound: Agent Shawn Wayles. He’s good at two things—digging up dirt and getting shot at in places the U.S. swears it’s not involved.

Unchurched by Wambui M

KShs1,200.00
Unchurched is a story of a young woman traversing a world that is constantly discovering a new shade of grey in identity, sexuality, and spirituality. In between the main characters picking and choosing, what is permissible, lies the bigger question. Is truth relative? Can it be based on lived experiences? The book attempts to answer that question in a story.

For Raising your Child

KShs2,500.00
  1. The authors of this book, experienced educators and parents, offer us all of the secrets to educating children, both at home and at school. They provide practical advice and describe how to educate our children at the different stages of their childhood. Nine fundamental topics are explored, beginning with Education in the Family, which teaches us the principles of the family relationship and its environment, and helps parents adopt a more efficient educational plan

RACE TO THE TREE OF LIFE

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Darkness looms and the fate of the world hangs by the balance, a chosen few have been called but are they truly prepared for the war that lies ahead

RACE TO THE TREE OF LIFE

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Darkness looms and the fate of the world hangs by the balance, a chosen few have been called but are they truly prepared for the war that lies ahead

DIGITAL WARRIORS: The Cyber Generatio...

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A bold account of digital resistance movements worldwide, profiling coders, whistleblowers, and activists who fight tyranny with code, courage, and creativity.

The Names We Bury by MASELA OHOKO

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In a land where silence is sacred and history is hidden, one woman begins to uncover the truths buried beneath generations of fear. The Names We Bury is a haunting exploration of memory, trauma, and the quiet rebellion of reclaiming identity in a world that demands forgetting.

Children of the Broken Calabash by MA...

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In a village haunted by ancestral silence and shattered traditions, a new generation dares to question what was buried long ago. Children of the Broken Calabash is a powerful tale of identity, resistance, and the price of truth in a world where silence has been passed down like an heirloom.

Palm Fronds In August

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A powerful coming-of-age story set in 1960s Midwest Nigeria. Through the eyes of Diana, we witness love, defiance, and resilience in a land marked by war and culture. A must-read for lovers of African literary fiction.

Threads of Home: Our Stories Redefine...

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Threads of Home_ is a captivating collection of heartfelt non-fiction stories celebrating the spirit of Ubuntu, the profound African philosophy

The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device

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  1. The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition.
Having endured its cruelty firsthand, they now fight to dismantle the very structure that oppressed them, their battle fueled not just by ideology, but by personal scars etched deep in their souls. In the wake of political upheaval, the people demand their rule, pressuring them to govern indefinitely. But in a defiant stand for democracy, they refuse—choosing instead to serve as interim leaders until the nation determines its own fate through elections. Their enemies lurk in the shadows, remnants of the fallen regime desperate to reclaim power. As they navigate the treacherous waters of governance, they must balance their revolutionary instincts with the delicate art of leadership—knowing that the Hooded Ledger, an impartial force of justice, watches their every move. Amidst chaos and transformation, love flickers between battle lines— a bond forged in struggle, tested by duty, and weighed against the impossible stakes of their mission. In the end, the question remains: Can they build a world better than the one they tore down, or will they become the very thing they swore to destroy? The Final Weigh In is a gripping, emotional journey—a story where survival is not the ultimate victory, but the chance to rewrite the future itself.

The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device

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The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition. Having endured its cruelty firsthand, they now fight to dismantle the very structure that oppressed them, their battle fueled not just by ideology, but by personal scars etched deep in their souls. In the wake of political upheaval, the people demand their rule, pressuring them to govern indefinitely. But in a defiant stand for democracy, they refuse—choosing instead to serve as interim leaders until the nation determines its own fate through elections. Their enemies lurk in the shadows, remnants of the fallen regime desperate to reclaim power. As they navigate the treacherous waters of governance, they must balance their revolutionary instincts with the delicate art of leadership—knowing that the Hooded Ledger, an impartial force of justice, watches their every move. Amidst chaos and transformation, love flickers between battle lines— a bond forged in struggle, tested by duty, and weighed against the impossible stakes of their mission. In the end, the question remains: Can they build a world better than the one they tore down, or will they become the very thing they swore to destroy? The Final Weigh In is a gripping, emotional journey—a story where survival is not the ultimate victory, but the chance to rewrite the future itself.

The Moses Chronicles: Prelude (Paperb...

KShs1,700.00
Before the commandments and the wilderness, there was a promise.
The Moses Chronicles: Prelude is a powerful retelling of Genesis 49–50—where Joseph mourns, his brothers reckon with the past, and a nation’s destiny stirs beneath the surface. Through palace intrigue, tribal tensions, and quiet redemption, this richly woven story reveals the cracks forming long before the Exodus begins.

Confessions of an IT Employee

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Confessions of an IT Employee: #101 I took the job that everybody took. #201 If a conference room is involved, it is bad news. #301 Signing the bond—felt more like imprisonment and a lot less like employment. #401 Last year, the company reported revenue of 30 billion US dollars. And yet, what they're paying us is not peanuts. It is the empty shell of the peanuts! #501 Your colleagues are not your friends, they said. Were they right? A misunderstood employee, Sanchita, falls into depression when she constantly fails to impress her boss, parents and her boyfriend. What happens when her childhood dream of becoming a writer resurfaces? Bhoomija, a village girl, loses her inhibitions to fit into the urban crowd. Does she find the love she is seeking, or does it leave her with an identity crisis? Behind his happy-go-lucky attitude, Nishant is a guy overshadowed by his successful siblings. He spends most of his time getting wasted in bars as he feels he has no talent. Who changes his game?